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Media Foundation for West Africa hosts national forum on corruption fight

MFWA launches Network of Investigative and Public Interest Journalists to strengthen regional journalism

‘Like rogues and yo-yo boys’ – MFWA director slams Fire Service over assault of journalist

MFWA criticises court order blocking investigative journalist’s publications

MFWA condemns creeping criminalisation of speech in Ghana; calls for urgent reversals

MFWA raises alarm over state-backed arrests of bloggers, activists; calls for legislative reform

Rising attacks on journalists demand better coordination with Security agencies — MFWA

MFWA boss questions Police detentions over ‘false news’ cases, says affected persons should sue for defamation

We’re seeing democracy on display amid Minority’s call to suspend CJ vetting – MFWA

Cybersecurity Amendment a ‘terrible draft’ – MFWA warns proposed bill could enable state overreach

MFWA training empowers Journalists to fight information barriers with RTI Law

Gary Nimako sues MFWA, journalists for GH₵10m over alleged defamation

MFWA empowers young investigative journalists to lead fight against corruption

MFWA, GIZ sharpen skills of journalists in investigative journalism

MFWA says Felix Gyamfi’s defence of flawed NSA platform ‘untenable’

Ablekuma North Violence: MFWA welcomes conviction of eight, urges tough sentencing

Punish soldiers who assaulted JoyNews journalist immediately—MFWA tells GAF

MFWA strongly condemns assault on JoyNews’ journalist

Ablekuma North polls: MFWA condemns violent attacks on 3 journalists

NSA still using fraud-prone system after GH¢548m scandal – MFWA raises alarm

Airwave Apocalypse or Political Performance? A Frequency of Suspicion

MFWA trains journalists to expose illicit financial flows and promote fair taxation in Ghana

MFWA condemns assault on JoyNews’ Latif Iddrisu

CFI, MFWA ‘Equal Voices’ project concludes, push for gender equity in media continues

MFWA lunches strategy document to promote gender equality in the media

MFWA urges gov’t to act against tech firms spreading misinformation

African journalists need training programmes to combat illicit financial flows – Cris Chinaka

MFWA and Thomson Reuters Foundation train journalists on tackling illicit financial flows

MFWA trains JoyNews journalists on Illicit Financial Flows, donates equipment in collaboration with Thomson Reuters Foundation

MFWA cautions gov’t over closure of private radio stations

Cyber troopers: The ‘news’ handles spreading disinformation, hate speech on social media

MFWA trains 30 trained investigative journalists

National Cathedral: We don’t manage public funds with the Bible – Domelevo

Election 2024: MFWA urges EC to lift media access restrictions at collation centres

MFWA trains 200 female politicians in digital safety and campaign skills ahead of elections

The Fourth Estate’s investigative report wins 2nd place at 2024 AIJC

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