Senegalese journalist highlights economic cost of negative Africa narratives

The National: A bold new chapter in South African journalism

The National: A bold new chapter in South African journalism

« Pour la libération de Hugues Comlan Sossoukpè » : l’appel de RSF et de 50 journalistes ouest-africains

Il y a un an, le journaliste béninois était enlevé à Abidjan puis transféré de force au Bénin. RSF et 50 journalistes appellent le président Wadagni à le libérer, ainsi qu’Ali Moumouni. L’histoire d’Hugues Comlan Sossoukpè est digne d’un mauvais film d’action. Le fondateur du média en ligne Olofofo s’est fait connaître pour sa couverture critique [] The post « Pour la libération de Hugues Comlan Sossoukpè » : l’appel de RSF et de 50 journalistes ouest-africains first appeared on Guineematin.com.

South Africa: Foreign-Owned Shops Looted in Durban - South African News Briefs - July 2, 2026

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President Tinubu Advocates Responsible Journalism to Safeguard Democracy

President Bola Tinubu has called on Nigerian journalists to place national interest above sensational reporting, warning that irresponsible coverage could undermine the country’s security and democratic gains. Addressing the inaugural Presidential Press Corps Dinner at the State House in Abuja, President Tinubu said the media must resist becoming “megaphones” for terrorists and criminal groups seeking [] The post President Tinubu Advocates Responsible Journalism to Safeguard Democracy appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.

Voice of Congo chief highlights media's role in decolonizing minds

Voice of Congo chief highlights media's role in decolonizing minds

Media Funding Is a Business Issue,Not Just a Public Interest Issue

When discussions about media funding arise, they are often framed as a press freedom issue or the public’s right to know. This is true. However, it often overlooks a crucial reality: media funding is a business issue. For many executives or marketing practitioners, advertising budgets are viewed primarily through the lens of that well-known corporate [] The post Media Funding Is a Business Issue,Not Just a Public Interest Issue appeared first on The Namibian.

Over 350 Christians burned alive by Muslims in Nigeria massacre as mainstream media & global activists stay silent

Despite the scale of these reported atrocities, coverage in major Western mainstream media outlets has been minimal or absent interest from NGOs is close to zero... The post Over 350 Christians burned alive by Muslims in Nigeria massacre as mainstream media global activists stay silent appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Understanding Dakar’s Cultural Market

What brands and institutions misread about one of Africa’s most sophisticated cultural markets. By Oury Sene The Ancien Palais de Justice has no business being as beautiful as it is. It is an abandoned colonial courthouse out on Cap Manuel, the sea right behind it, the concrete going soft at the corners, the kind of building []

CPJ reviews removal of four Palestinian journalists killed by Israel from Gaza casualty database: Report

Media groups argue that the the change to the CPJ definition of ‘journalist’ has played into the hands of Israel

Lack of defamation law leaves journalists vulnerable to intimidation lawsuits – Zakaria Tanko

A lawyer and lecturer at the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC), Zakaria Tanko Musah, has warned that Ghana's lack of a dedicated defamation law is exposing journalists to strategic lawsuits intended to intimidate and silence the media rather than seek justice. Speaking on JoyNews during a discussion on defamation suits against journalists, Mr Musah said Ghana's legal framework on defamation remains grounded in common law, with no standalone legislation defining the offence or establishing clear legal parameters.

OP-ED: The Illusion of Power: Why Wafula Oguttu Cannot Save NMG Uganda

In the high-stakes arena of corporate media, sentimentality is a luxury that minority shareholders simply cannot afford. The unfolding crisis at Nation Media Group (NMG) Uganda—marked by the sudden shutdown of NTV Uganda and the Daily Monitor, alongside reports that the board is considering the ousting of Managing Director Susan Nsibirwa—has exposed the raw, uncompromising [] The post OP-ED: The Illusion of Power: Why Wafula Oguttu Cannot Save NMG Uganda appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.

Politico understands Lavrov’s article effect, refuses to publish it — MFA

Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova noted that such an approach is far from being called journalism

Journalists urged to uphold accuracy amid rising misinformation

Journalists have been urged to uphold the principles of responsible journalism by ensuring accuracy, fairness and truth in their reportage, as misinformation and disinformation continue to pose serious threats to both national and global economies. The call was made by the Director of Communications at the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Bernard Otabil, during a two-day The post Journalists urged to uphold accuracy amid rising misinformation appeared first on Ghanaian Times.

The Media Quest for the Dominant Narrative

All the force of authority.

Top 5 Stories Of The Day | Osas Ighodaro Lands Lead Role in Nolly-Bollywood Micro-Drama

Across Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, these are the top five Nigerian news stories you shouldn’t miss. Osas Ighodaro lands lead role in Nolly-Bollywood micro-drama Nollywood actress and television host Osas Ighodaro has been cast in a new micro-drama series titled “Imported Bahu.” Executive producer Hamisha Daryani Ahuja announced the project on... Read More Read » Top 5 Stories Of The Day | Osas Ighodaro Lands Lead Role in Nolly-Bollywood Micro-Drama on YNaija

Current insecurity, hardship worst in Nigeria’s history – Dele Momodu

Media entrepreneur and politician, Dele Momodu, has described the current state of insecurity and economic hardship in Nigeria as the worst the country has ever experienced. Speaking in a video interview, Momodu lamented the rising cost of living, worsening poverty and persistent security challenges across the country, arguing that millions of Nigerians are struggling to [] Current insecurity, hardship worst in Nigeria’s history – Dele Momodu

Lerato Makume on Building Brands Rooted in African Culture in Her Role as a Marketing Director

In this interview, Lerato Makume, Marketing Director at Burger King Nigeria, reflects on her journey from the University of Pretoria to leading one of the world’s most recognisable quick-service restaurant brands in a fast-evolving African market. She speaks about the formative impact of her early experiences with the Red Bull, her evolving philosophy of brand [] The post Lerato Makume on Building Brands Rooted in African Culture in Her Role as a Marketing Director appeared first on BellaNaija - Showcasing Africa to the world. Read today!.

L’incroyable pari de Baba Danpullo : l’homme le plus riche du Cameroun mise 92% de sa fortune dans l’aérien

CameroonOnline.ORG | C’est le coup de tonnerre économique de l’été en Afrique centrale. Baba Ahmadou Danpullo, l’homme d’affaires le plus riche du Cameroun, s’apprête à réaliser ce que beaucoup d’analystes qualifient déjà de « pari le plus audacieux de sa carrière ». L’impératif milliardaire a décidé d’investir la somme colossale de 900 millions de dollars The post L’incroyable pari de Baba Danpullo : l’homme le plus riche du Cameroun mise 92 de sa fortune dans l’aérien appeared first on CameroonOnline.org.

‘Nigerians earning N60,000 are better off than many living abroad’ — Bwala

Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Policy Communications, has said many Nigerians who relocated abroad in search of better opportunities are facing difficult economic conditions despite possessing university degrees and earning salaries in foreign currencies. The post ‘Nigerians earning N60,000 are better off than many living abroad’ — Bwala appeared first on Vanguard News.

Bantu media berdepan tekanan ekonomi, operasi

BUTTERWORTH: Kementerian Komunikasi komited membantu industri media yang berdepan pelbagai tekanan termasuk daripada segi ekonomi sehingga menjejaskan operasi mereka. Menterinya, Datuk Fahmi Fadzil mengakui, isu ekonomi memberikan tekanan besar kepada syarikat-syarikat media ini terutamanya apabila platform-platform media sosial mereka tidak banyak membantu untuk menjana pendapatan syarikat. “Ada dalam kalangan syarikat media, platform media sosial mereka ... Read more The post Bantu media berdepan tekanan ekonomi, operasi appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Tinubu to Nigerian media: Choose substance over sensation, credibility over clickbait

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged Nigerian journalists to prioritize accuracy, responsibility, and professionalism over sensationalism and the pursuit of viral content, warning that rights come with duties in a democracy. Speaking at the maiden State House Media Dinner on Thursday, July 2, 2026, in Abuja, the President described the media as both “partner and The post Tinubu to Nigerian media: Choose substance over sensation, credibility over clickbait appeared first on Dateline Nigeria.

Framing the Faith: The Companion President calls for stronger support for Muslim News Nigeria

* Says Muslim media are crucial to correcting misrepresentation of Islam The National President of The Companion, an association of Muslim men in business and the professions, Imam Nojeem Jimoh, has called on Nigerian Muslims to provide greater financial and institutional support for Muslim News Nigeria, describing the platform as an essential voice for the [] The post Framing the Faith: The Companion President calls for stronger support for Muslim News Nigeria appeared first on Muslim News Nigeria.

Watch: Football fans celebrate in Ghana after draw with England

Ghana correspondent Thomas Naadi reports from Black Star Square in Accra.

TRUMP ESCALATES PRESSURE ON MEDIA

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New UNESCO report reveals global evidence of independent journalism’s economic and security value

New UNESCO report reveals global evidence of independent journalism’s economic and security value

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Why has BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme Never Had a Black Editor or Presenter?

The absence of non-white journalists on the BBC's flagship news programme is not just a symbolic failure – but one of diversity in power, authority, and leadership, writes the director of the Sir Lenny Henry Centre at Birmingham City University