Journalism is in a rough place. As the world relies more heavily on independent fact-based health information due to the pandemic, journalists everywhere are under increased pressure and in the line ...

The President of the Senate, Dr Ahmad Lawan, has urged Nigerian journalists to deepen reporting on development journalism, given the challenges of development in Nigeria and other African countries.

Newly proposed plans violate the core goal of the program: compensating local news publishers for their losses on a ...

The federal government has advocated for the development of ethical guidelines for the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in journalism practice in the country. The Minister of Information and ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Thirty years ago, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, a new field took shape, financed in good measure by American tax ...

At least 65% of Indonesians, or 175 million people, are connected to the internet. Nearly all of them (98%) access the internet via their mobile device and they spend around four hours a day online.

The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen. Christopher Musa, has urged the media to promote military’s counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency efforts through development journalism. He also advocated ...

Folks, it happened: The key to sustainable local news has been discovered. And it involves making money. Spoiler alert: It’s all about making money, and that takes having people whose job descriptions ...

Two journalists of The New Times have been recognised among this year’s winners of the Development Journalism Awards (DJA). Michel Nkurunziza’s story was named the Agribusiness Story of the Year, and ...

Daniel Lak is right that foreign aid and development are legitimate subjects for journalists (Here and there, #40). Development should be a publicly-owned endeavour and aid issues are major issues ...