WAJA holds Ghana Gov’t responsible, as it condemns killing of Journalist
The West African Journalists Association (WAJA) has condemned the killing in Ghana of journalist Ahmed Husein Suale and said it holds Ghanaian authorities responsible for...
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South Sudanese media regulator bars newspaper
from covering Sudan crisis Newspaper vendors chat on their way to sell newspapers in Juba, South Sudan. Recently, the South Sudanese government has attempted to...
Liberia Finance Min, wants West Africa to re-define partnership with EU
–Min. Tweah says the sub-region’s private sector weah By Augustine Octavius Liberian Finance and Development Minister, Samuel Tweah has called on governments in West Africa...
Ghanaian investigative reporter shot dead while driving in Accra
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for a swift and thorough investigation into the murder of Ghanaian investigative reporter Ahmed Hussein-Suale. A member of Tiger Eye, a...
Sudan’s NISS steps up harassment of media again
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reiterates its alarm about the clampdown on Sudan’s media and persecution of media personnel after 28 journalists were held by the...
Liberian Govt., Hummingbird sign US$250m Gold Mining Deal
MONROVIA- The Liberian government and Hummingbird Resources Inc. have signed a Gold-Mineral Development Agreement worth over US$250million to develop the largest gold mine in the...
Presidents Weah, Sall of Senegal discuss Air Traffic links
Monrovia-Liberian President, Dr. George Manneh Weah returned home on Thursday, January 10, 2019, following a three-day official visit to Senegal, where he and his counterpart,...
Liberia Pres. Weah with Mo Salah as he retains CAF Award in Dakar
SOURCE: http://www.cafonline.com Mohamed Salah completed a memorable day for Egyptian football by retaining his African Player of the Year award in Senegal Tuesday. The 26-year-old...
RSF condemns raids by Nigerian military on leading daily
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is appalled by the Nigerian army’s raids on the Daily Trust newspaper and arrests of two of its journalists in response...
RSF warns DRC: Censorship during vote count is counter-productive
As the vote count drags on after the presidential and legislative elections held in the Democratic Republic of Congo on 30 December, Reporters Without Borders...