The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) condemns the brutal assault on journalist Peter Tabiri by alleged Ghana National Security operatives and demands immediate…
The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) calls on Sierra Leone’s Assistant Inspector General of Police to discontinue the criminal proceedings against the prominent…
A human rights lawyer in Guinea Bissau, Luiz Vaz Martins, has expressed concern about the deteriorating press freedom environment in the country and urged…
The April 1-15 edition of the Media Foundation for West Africa’s Ethics Monitoring report has observed nine (9) news organizations flouting various media ethical…
A recent alleged murder for rituals case in Ghana has brought about discussions on regulation of media content after one of the suspects said…
Do you have a great story idea aimed at promoting accountability, transparency, anti-corruption, and human rights? The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) is…
Freedom of expression (FOE) violations linked to elections in Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire, and Guinea as well as the crackdown on the #EndSARS protests in…
Pro-NPP Oman FM’s morning show and Pro-NDC Power FM’s political talk show programmes recorded the highest number of media ethics violations for the period…
It is in the Kaloum enclave, a populous neighborhood near the Presidency of the Republic that Salifou Beavogui opened his law firm; a symbolic…
In a number of West African countries, gender inequality in access and use of the internet is quite alarming. In Mali, Niger and Burkina…
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…
