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The Media Rights Agenda (MRA) has condemned the alarming rise in attacks, intimidation, and harassment of journalists across Nigeria, including the recent arrest and detention of Mr. Hassan Mai-Waya Kangiwa in Kebbi State on the orders of Governor Nasir Idris, following the circulation of a video that exposed the deplorable state of facilities at the Kangiwa General Hospital in the State.
John Dramani Mahama of Ghana is scheduled to hold his first presidential media President engagement in his second term on Wednesday, September 10, 2025.
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC), Dr Aminu Maida, is excited that reverting to market-driven pricing in the industry has attracted about $1 billion new telecoms infrastructure investments in Nigeria in 2025.
The Media Rights Agenda (MRA) today welcomed the adoption of a Policy Framework on Information Integrity in West Africa and the Sahel, describing it as a timely and necessary step towards addressing the growing challenges of disinformation, misinformation, and other threats to the information ecosystem in the region.
Global media leaders to meet in Johannesburg for M20 Summit, aiming to place journalism and information integrity at the core of the G20 agenda.
Local and international NGOs have condemned the dissolution of Tunisia’s National Authority for Access to Information (INAI) as a drift towards authoritarianism.
The proposed network is a collaborative platform linking media professionals with health authorities and international partners to promote healthy behaviours.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has unveiled a new set of corporate governance guidelines tailored for the telecommunications industry in line with its regulatory evolution.
MTN Nigeria has unveiled a new wave of customer-focused innovation at its inaugural Customer Engagement Day in Lagos, as part of its drive to deepen subscriber experience and digital empowerment.
The Media Rights Agenda (MRA) has condemned the closure of Badegi 90.1 FM, a private radio station based in Minna, Niger State in northern Nigeria, on August1, 2025, on the orders of the State Governor, Mr. Mohammed Umaru Bago, describing the action as illegal, arbitrary and a dangerous assault on broadcasting freedom.