Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA)

Three journalists had their gadgets confiscated by Nigerian military personnel and were threatened with being shot if they spoke out.

Human rights activist Ahmed Ould Samba is being persecuted for his criticism of systemic corruption and alleged racism in the public service.

Police have informed the assaulted journalists that they are unable to act on the matter, citing that it involves military personnel acting in their official capacity.

Abdoul Sacko was found a day after his abduction, severely injured and bearing visible signs of torture, and was immediately hospitalised for treatment.

The Ghanian authorities’ suspension of radio stations for non-compliance with registration regulations undermines freedom of expression and access to information, as it potentially silences diverse viewpoints and limits the public’s ability to stay informed.

Renowned Nigerian lawyer, Femi Falana, is seeking US$5M in damages, alleging harm to his reputation over a false ad claiming he had prostatitis.

Numerous pleas to authorities by Habib Marouane Camara’s family, lawyer, and media colleagues regarding his whereabouts, have been ignored.

Mauritanian media stakeholders meet to discuss the importance of upholding stringent journalistic standards, while ensuring freedom of expression and reliable information flow in the digital age.