Liberian Publishers Threaten Politicians With Blackout
Updated: Fri 23 Nov, 03:52 am
The Publisher Association of Liberia has warned politicians to stop using the media in creating unnecessary strain on the nation's peace and democracy or risk a blackout. read more »
Africa: Positive and Negative Effects of Social Media
Updated: Mon 7 May, 09:09 am
Many people in Africa have a presence on one of the social networking sites, some become addicted to it for it is the quickest way to contact friends, however, like every good thing, it has a … read more »
Swazi Govt Bans Lawmakers From Speaking on Radio
Updated: Thu 15 Nov, 09:36 am
Prime Minister Barnabas Dlamini is accused of censoring the airwaves as lawmakers say they are being banned from speaking on the radio. read more »
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Despite continued opposition of the Protection of State Information Bill, the ruling ANC's National Council of Provinces has passed the bill after over 800 amendments were made. Read more »
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Lizz Njagah was not pleased with the Nigerian actress Rita Dominic being nominated for a Kenyan award. Read more »
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Lady Gaga's decision to ban photography at her South African concerts has been described as a form of censorship that conflicts with the country's constitution. Read more »
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The ZiFM disc jockey and former Studio 263 actress Tinopona Katsande's assault case has been postponed to December 11. Read more »
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The Tunisian Human Rights League warned security authorities against the consequences of the excessive use of force against protesters in Siliana. Read more »
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AllAfrica co-founder and chair Amadou Mahtar Ba has once again been included on New African magazine's list of the 100 Most Influential Africans. Read more »
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Secretary General of the Constitutional Assembly, Amr Darrag, said that the finalisation of the draft constitution is the only solution to ending the demonstrations in Tahrir ... Read more »
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The HIV prevalence rate among women is highest in urban areas, according to the 2011 Uganda Aids survey indicator. Read more »
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The World Health Organisation has revealed that Angola is among the African countries hardest hit by the Aids pandemic. Read more »
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The public broadcaster has banned a fish and chip commercial depicting President Jacob Zuma and his family having dinner, according to a report. Read more »
