Safeguarding Human Rights: Media Personalities Must be Responsible in Their Utterances
On the morning of Wednesday February 26, 2020 while on my way to work, I heard Captain Smart, a morning show host on Ghana…
On the morning of Wednesday February 26, 2020 while on my way to work, I heard Captain Smart, a morning show host on Ghana…
A number of Ghanaians will vote for the first time in this year’s District Level Elections just like I did. Over the years, local…
This Xmas season more Ghanaians will consume their locally produced rice; at least for once. Wait! this is not a prophesy. It is a…
I had the great opportunity to join the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) in Accra, Ghana for a 6-weeks summer internship programme where…
By Fouzia Tua Alhassan, Gender Activist It’s my 4th week today at the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), my new employer, and it’s…
By Francis Brewer, a Liberian Journalist and Intern at MFWA The Liberian lower house of parliament on Wednesday July 4 passed the Abdulai Kamara…
By Kwaku Krobea Asante, MFWA Journalism is free in Ghana, but in Russia, China, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea and many other countries around the…
Early last month, controversial Ghanaian journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, released a documentary relating to issues of corruption in football administration. The documentary has, since…
By Muheeb Saeed, Programme Officer, Media Foundation for West Africa In a decision that makes a mockery of Nigeria’s much-heralded Freedom of Information…
By Sulemana Braimah, Executive Director, Media Foundation for West Africa It’s been 25 years since Ghana returned to democratic rule under the Fourth Republican…
“… Wherefore let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall”. Could there have been a better time for such amaturity testfor…
The MFWA has observed with deep concern the recent acts of violence against sports journalists at the various Ghana Premier League (GPL) centres across…