Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA)

Burkinabé journalist Newton Ahmed Barry’s conviction without a fair trial raises questions about the rights for defence.

President Macky Sall’s decision to cancel the tax debts of media outlets is aimed at easing political tensions in the country.

The illegal arrest of Nigerian journalist Segun Olatunji by armed military personnel appears to be linked to a series of investigative stories.

Shocked by the violent attack on Maïmouna Ndour Faye, Senegal’s media fraternity are asking government to expedite investigations into the incident.

Social media critics are being relentlessly threatened or arbitrarily arrested, primarily through the Cybercrime Act.

Mohamed Morlu has been awarded $25,000 as compensation for injuries he sustained during a police crackdown on demonstrating students in March 2017.

Five years after Ahmed Suale’s death, Ghana’s Attorney-General and Minister of Justice claims he has not received the docket on the killing of the journalist.

The media sector in Guinea are demanding the unconditional release of journalist Sékou Jamal Pendessa.