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In a mid-term assessment report on President Bola Tinubu’s administration for the first two years in office released on Monday, the Media Rights Agenda (MRA) decried what it described as an alarming escalation of attacks on media freedom and civic expression, particularly through the misuse of the Cybercrime (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act by law enforcement agencies to silence or punish journalists and critics of government.
Nearly 99% of Senegalese households own digital gadgets, but the gap in internet access between urban and rural areas remains…
For the past three decades, Canal+ has pursued a consistent and long-term strategy across the African continent in support of…
The release of journalists Luc Pagbelguem and Boukari Ouoba after nearly five months in detention marks a significant moment for press freedom in Burkina Faso amid a tense political and social climate.
As diplomatic tensions between France and Algeria continue to escalate, a confidential report has suggested that Algiers may be behind…
Presented as a bulwark against foreign interference, Algeria’s legal framework for personal data protection may, in reality, hinder international cooperation…
A special court in N’Djamena on Tuesday rejected a request for the provisional release of journalists Monodji Mbaidiguim Olivier, Mahamat…
The African Development Bank has approved a grant of $500,000 to undertake a feasibility study into the first phase of…
The collaboration is part of broader efforts to enhance connectivity infrastructure across the continent
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr Aminu Maida, says that the Nigerian telecom industry is making a strong recovery, contributing significantly to the country’s Gross Domestic Product, following a foreign exchange crisis that impacted the sector about two years ago.