COVID-19 wreaked a devastating impact on the media in West Africa. The pandemic, at its peak in 2020, posed a serious challenge to revenue…
The theme for this year’s World Radio Day – New World, New Radio – highlights and celebrates the significance and resilience of radio in…
Violations of the ethics in the media have further dropped after the December presidential and parliamentary elections in Ghana. The media ethics monitoring project…
After months of campaigning and heated political media conversations, Ghanaians on December 7, 2020 re-elected the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) for a second…
Ahead of the February 21, 2021 round-off presidential election in Niger, the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) is concerned that the use of…
The December Edition of the Media Foundation for West Africa’s (MFWA) Language monitoring project has observed a decline in the use of abusive language…
Ghana’s COVID-19 cases are on a steep rise with an average of about 600 new cases being recorded each day since the last fortnight….
Three political talk shows on Pro-NPP radio station Oman FM have emerged as the worst culprits of media ethics violation, recording more than 50%…
About 7.4 million voters in Niger are expected to cast their ballots on Sunday 27th December in a highly contentious presidential and legislative elections….
The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), has observed with deep concern, pieces of inflammatory and inciting content related to the ongoing agitations about…
The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) monitoring of indecent and abusive language on radio in Niger has revealed that during the month of…
West African governance and media experts have expressed concern about the debilitating economic and sustainability challenges that the Corona virus has posed to the…
