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World Press Freedom Day being marked - Vimarsana News

World Press Freedom Day being marked

The World Press Freedom Day is being observed today across the globe including in Nepal.

31st World Press Freedom Day being observed today - Vimarsana News

31st World Press Freedom Day being observed today

KATHMANDU, May 3: The 31st World Press Freedom Day is being celebrated worldwide including in Nepal with various programs today. The slogan of this year's World Press Freedom Day slogan is 'A press for the Planet: Journalism in the Face of Environmental Crisis'. This emphasized the need to ensure the environment of press freedom.

Stop using repressive laws to target journalists, groups urge Nigerian govt - Vimarsana News

Stop using repressive laws to target journalists, groups urge Nigerian govt

“The government of President Bola Tinubu, the country’s 36 governors and FCT minister must now genuinely uphold press freedom..."

Government stresses role of media in democracy - Vimarsana News

Government stresses role of media in democracy

Government has emphasised the importance of media in sharing credible information with the public.

An Association to Coordinate Educational and Media Programs between Russia and Africa -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh - Vimarsana News

An Association to Coordinate Educational and Media Programs between Russia and Africa -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh

A number of colleagues from Africa raised questions of international prestige and representation of African media. Abiodun Salavu, a researcher at Northwestern University, highlighted the lack of representation and targeted support for independent African media, while Guinean journalist Sou Mamadou Alfa spoke about other challenges African journalists face in his own country.