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MAWA Foundation wins MEEDAN Check Global Independent Media Response Fund

CDC wins MEEDAN Independent Media Response Fund

The Centre for Development Communication – CDC (formerly Media Advocacy West Africa MAWA-Foundation) is happy to win Meedan Check Global Independent Media Response Fund. It is a new climate misinformation fund, an initiative designed to respond to the hyperlocal needs of communities and media practitioners in North-Africa Western-Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, […]

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MAWA-Foundation receives IU Grant

CDC receives IU Grant

The Centre for Development Communication – CDC (formerly Media Advocacy West Africa Foundation MAWA-Foundation) is happy to receive the International Union for Land Value Taxation Grant. In the new grant, the International Union for Land Value Taxation supports CDC to undertake the Nigeria Land Value Taxation Project (NILAVAT-Project). An initiative targeted at educating government officials

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CDC wins Henry Nxumalo Foundation grant

The  Centre for Development Communication – CDC (formerly Media Advocacy West Africa Foundation MAWA-Foundation) is happy to receive the Henry Nxumalo Foundation grant. In the new grant, the African Investigative Journalism Conference, the Gates Foundation, and the Henry Nxumalo Foundation support MAWA-Foundation to undertake a reporting project that will uncover corruption in Nigeria’s health sector.

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Work resumes on abandoned school project a month after CDC exposed officials

Mr. Francis Waive, the Delta State lawmaker, Ministry of Water Resources, and Niger Delta RBDA have returned to the site a month after the Centre for Development Commuunication (CDD) story exposed how the Agbarho Grammer School project was abandoned after N59.63 million was paid to a contractor. CDC had in September, in a report, supported

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