Turkish courts find 2 journalists guilty on terror charges

    By Our Reporter In response to Turkishauthorities’ sentencing oftwo journalists on chargesof spreading terrorist propagandaTuesday, the Committee to ProtectJournalists issued the followingstatement of condemnation:“By issuing prison sentences toMehmet Güleş and İsmail Çoban,Turkish authorities have yet againabused the country’s anti-terrorlegislation,” said Özgür Öğret, CPJ’sTurkey representative. “Authoritiesshould not contest the journalists’appeals and should cease theirpractice of retaliatory…

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      DRC authorities detain 2 journalists, threaten another with arrest

      By Our Reporter Kinshasa, April 14, 2023– Congolese authorities should immediately release journalists Gustave Bakuka and Diègo Kayiba, ensure the safety of journalist Sylvain Kabongo, and drop all legal proceedings and investigations against them connected to their work, the Committee to Protect Journalists said.. Around 9 a.m. on Friday, April 14, three Congolese National Intelligence…

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        EU ON THE FIGHT AGAINST DISINFORMATION AND PROPAGANDA

        By Our Correspondent. A conference entitled “The fight against Disinformation and propaganda ” was organized on at the European Parliament by EPP group on April 24, 2023 with the participation of human rights organizations and experts in the field . The debate was moderated by the International Affairs Advisor and President of the European Association…

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          Kiplimo Unanimously Voted USPA/ Nile Special’s best February

          By Dorothy Nekesa. Nile Special USPA Monthly Awards February 2023: Best of February: Jacob Kiplimo (Long distance Athlete) Promising Talent Award: Eric Ofoyuru (Badminton) Supportive / Assist Award: Nick Natuhereza (Basketball) The Uganda Sports Press Association (USPA) unanimously voted Jacob Kiplimo the USPA – Nile Special sports personality for the month of February 2023 following…

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            Effects of youth unemployment

            By Donald Olama. Y oung people are a wealth of human resource required for socio-economic development on the continent. If there is one area that requires urgent intervention today in Africa, it is the need to address youth unemployment plaguing the continent. The future of Africa is gloomy and unpredictable as long as able bodied…

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              Equal Opportunities in Education Science and Technology

              By Agnes Kim Atwooki, Chairperson NOTU Women Committee. Education is essential in promoting science and Technology among men and women, in innovation and social economic development. Women still constitute minimal numbers in Science and Technology, yet it is where major tools of their empowerment are entrenched. Women compared to their male counterparts have been traditionally…

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