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New FPRO Hundeyin meets NUJ FCT, seeks media collaboration

The recently named Public Relations Officer (PRO) for the Nigeria Police Force, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, paid a visit over the weekend to the ...

In a literary landscape often punctuated by debates comparing past and present talents, a recent initiative from the Zimbabwe Open Universi...

Writer Jack Thorne has praised the "remarkable" journalists who exposed the use of phone hacking in some parts of the media, ahead...

IN a democracy, the press is often described as the fourth estate, a vital check on power and a conduit for truth. Yet, when journalist Hass...

On May 1, Daniel Ojukwu, a journalist working with the Foundation for Investigative Journalism, was busy minding his business when he sudde...

In this age of hyperconnectivity, information floods our screens like an endless torrent. But within this torrent lurks a sinister shadow: ...

On January 28, 1984, a quartet of celebrated Nigerian journalists -Dele Giwa, Ray Ekpu, Dan Agbese, and Yakubu Mohammed -launched Nigeria...

The recently named Public Relations Officer (PRO) for the Nigeria Police Force, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, paid a visit over the weekend to the ...

Veteran journalists currently working in the media industry and researchers affiliated with academia gathered to discuss ways to restore jou...

In According to the President, Garba Shehu-veteran journalist and former Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to President Muham...

Al-Jazeera and Al-Managil: The story of a nation grown from the soil and shaped by development By: Hussein Saad for African Centre for Justi...

By Kofi DENTEH At the heart of journalism lies a simple but profound principle: fairness. It is what separates reportage from propaganda, in...

South Africa's G20 presidency shouldn't drop the baton passed by Brazil on this crucial issue that underpins good governance. As lea...