Africa, World

The criminal appeal case filed by Lamin Fatty, a reporter with the now shut down Independent newspaper has encountered yet another delay. The appeal...

Media Agenda runs its first short periodic training of journalists on Tuesday the 4 March 2008.In all 12 journalists are taking part in this, drawn...

An outbreak of acute watery diarrhoea (AWD) in and around the town of Belet Hawo, southwestern Somalia, has killed at least 11 people in the past...

This tiny impoverished nation has developed a new industry in the last few years, becoming a major transhipment point for drugs between South America...

A third of Abidjan’s inhabitants have had no drinking water for over a month and many have taken to the streets to vent their anger. "Each time we...

In his two-hectare garden in Kounoune village, 40 km east of Dakar, farmer Babacar Wade, 38, grows lettuce, cabbage, parsley, aubergine, peppers, and...

A two-day state visit by the president of Mauritania ended Saturday with a joint communique expressing bonds of “brotherhood” between the two sister...

As the life of the Holy Prophet Muhammad was a living example to us of godliness (and our Christian brothers and sisters see the life of Jesus as a...

A D500,000 fraud case involving one Prince Victor, a Nigerian national (accused) and one Babucarr Bah, the complainant, recently continued at the...

The Youth Ambassadors of Peace (YAP) recently organised a one-day validation workshop centred on issues relating to communities’ vulnerabilty. ...