After Askanwi Spotlight, All Telecoms Fall in Line With D75 Data Cap
The first week of 2026 began on a positive note for Askanwi Media after it blew the whistle on telecom operators for failing to comply with the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority’s (PURA) D75 per 1GB price ceiling, announced on 19th December 2025.
Follow Askanwi’s week-long advocacy journalism for the reduction of data prices under the price floor, which featured interviews with PURA and Gamcel.
From Banjul to Washington: Askanwi's First Newsletter Covers the Correa Trial
From uncovering ghost worker fraud to covering high-profile international trials, Askanwi Media’s debut newsletter captures the most critical stories from the first four months of 2025. Dive into exclusive reports, data-driven insights, and courageous journalism that holds power to account. Download our first edition in this article.
Askanwi Media Completes Two Days Budget Reporting Training
Newly established Gambian online media, Askanwi has completed it's second two days in-house training on Budget Reporting, a day before the Finance Minister is set to table the 2025 Draft Budget in Parliament on 15th November 2024.
Askanwi Conducts First in House Training on FactChecking
Askanwi conducted a two day in house training for journalists organised by Fact Space West Africa / Ghana Fact on September 30th and October 1st 2024 on FactChecking.
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