Gifty Amofa Ghana’s democracy has progressed significantly, standing out as one of the few thriving democracies in the sub-region. Central to this growth is the Ghana Police Service (GPS), which…
By Godwin Dzigbanu In a compelling and ongoing fight for democratic rights, the communities of Santrokofi, Akpafu, Lipke, and Lolobi (SALL), nestled in Ghana’s Oti Region, find themselves embroiled in…
The people of Ondo State file to the polls on Saturday 16th November 2024 to vote for the person to lead the State for the next four years. Ondo is…
Amidst the struggle for press freedom in Nigeria, the Press Attack Tracker (PAT)—a technological innovation by the Centre for Journalism, Innovation and Development (CJID)—is helping journalists tackle escalating threats by…
Boko Haram, along with its splinter groups, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), constitutes one of Nigeria’s major security threats, expanding their operations beyond their traditional stronghold in the…
By Phillip Anjorin A fact-checking chatbot, created by DUBAWA, the information verification arm at the Centre for Journalism, Innovation, and Development (CJID), is bridging the gap between fact-checks and the…
Introduction State Independent Electoral Commissions are created to conduct elections to elect the executive and legislative councils of Local Government Areas in the state they exist in. The Local government…
By Ntiedo Ekott The country faces an alarming shortage of tomatoes, a staple ingredient in many households. This scarcity has led to skyrocketing prices and widespread concern among consumers and…
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is facing a severe hunger crisis. Millions of Nigerians struggle to access adequate and nutritious food, perpetuating a cycle of poverty and malnutrition among citizens.…
Written by Faith Nassozi, United for Global Mental Health United for Global Mental Health is working with journalists and journalist networks around the world to encourage responsible reporting on mental…
