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Joined in the suit as Defendants are the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) and Lai Mohammed, minister of Information and Culture.

SERAP and CJID have sued President Muhammadu Buhari, asking the court to “declare arbitrary, illegal N5m fine imposed on Channels Television.

This is contained in a press release signed Sunday by SERAP Deputy Director, Kokawole Oluwadare.

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) have filed a lawsuit against President Muhammadu Buhari over a fine imposed on Channels Television.  The duo are asking the court to “declare arbitrary, illegal and unconstitutional the N5m fine imposed on Channels Television over a recent interview with the Labour Party vice-presidential candidate, Datti Baba-Ahmed.”

Download logo In 100 days in office, the government has paid debts to tendered entrepreneurs, and village health workers and met with donors for the benefit of the country as some of the promises made to Basotho. This, the Prime Minister, Mr. Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane said during the ministers’ reports at the event held at […]

Lesotho: Government reflects on 100 days achievements

The Draft Media Bill (the “Bill”) published on 29 March 2023 will implement the UK Government’s plans to modernise broadcasting legislation and introduce wide-ranging reforms to the...

Deepfakes have led Ofcom to give UK broadcasters a warning on the growing technology.

TalkTV did not breach the Broadcasting Code by having ex-Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries interview her former boss and prime minister Boris Johnson, Ofcom…

TalkTV did not breach the Broadcasting Code by having ex-Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries interview Boris Johnson, Ofcom has ruled.