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CAF Accounts Report Record 6.1 Billion Views
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, hosted in Morocco, set new digital viewership records for the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The tournament is being
Indiana abortion group seeks report release from court
An anti-abortion group, Voices for Life, has requested that the Indiana Supreme Court intervene in a legal dispute concerning records related to terminated pregnancies. The
East Africa journalists report on Uganda elections despite shutdown
The Associated Press East Africa team provided extensive coverage of Uganda’s national election, navigating significant obstacles including an internet blackout and heightened security measures. The
Open Society Justice Initiative Releases New Report
The Open Society Justice Initiative, launched in 2003 as part of the Open Society Foundations, utilizes law to advance human rights, inclusive democracy, and international
Education and Jobs Linked in New Report
The World Bank’s “People First” podcast explores ideas shaping learning, work, and growth, particularly in Western and Central Africa. This episode features a discussion with
Report Highlights Gaps in Addressing African Stillbirth Crisis
Nearly one million babies are stillborn in Africa annually, representing a significant public health challenge. These losses are often preventable, yet remain largely unrecorded and
US Jobs Report Weakens, Raising Rate Cut Expectations
US jobs data presented a mixed picture, showing slower payroll growth alongside a lower unemployment rate. This combination has fueled speculation about potential Federal Reserve
Bangladesh sees increase in killings report finds
A Canada-based advocacy group, the Global Centre for Democratic Governance (GCDG), has expressed serious concerns regarding a rise in extrajudicial killings in Bangladesh. The group’s
Black Americans Report News Coverage of Key Issues
Four-in-ten Black Americans say the issues and events most important to them are often covered in the news outlets they use, according to a Pew