Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
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The 1975 Emergency remains perhaps the most turbulent and haunting chapter in the modern history of Indian democracy. Recently, at the launch of his book, Aapatkal: Andolan aur Vishwasghat ki Antarkatha (Emergency: The Inside Story of the Movement and Betrayal), senior journalist Ajay Setia offered a searing look at the…
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At the recent 2026 Second Quarter Induction Ceremony in Abuja, the President of the Congress of African Journalists (CAJ), Comrade Chris Isiguzo, delivered a powerful message to a new generation of public relations professionals. Addressing the inductees of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), Isiguzo framed their entry into the profession not merely as a career milestone, but as a solemn pact with society. He reminded the audience that in an era increasingly defined by the noise of misinformation and the erosion of public trust, the role of a communicator is more vital—and more vulnerable—than ever before. By positioning…
In the halls of Washington, where rumors often circulate as rapidly as policy decisions, Massad Boulos, the U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs, recently found himself at the center of a swirling, yet entirely fabricated, narrative. Media outlets sympathetic to the Polisario Front began pushing a story suggesting that Boulos was on the verge of being pushed out of his influential role. According to these reports, his time as a key advisor was coming to a premature end, allegedly due to a lack of confidence from the White House regarding his handling of complex regional issues, specifically the…
