Liberian Publishers Threaten Politicians With Blackout
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
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
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 »












