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DRC

On the right track

Street renamed “Media Freedom Street” by city’s mayor

Published on 18 June 2013Read

Niger

Administrative misunderstanding

Al-Jazeera crew released after being held for three days

Published on 18 June 2013Read

Uganda

Kampala-based reporter killed, motive still unclear

Reporters Without Borders is shocked by last night’s murder of Thomas Pere, a reporter for the state-owned New Vision media group in the Ugandan (...)

Published on 17 June 2013 Read

Cameroon

Are Douala’s judges colluding with local big shots to silence journalists?

Reporters Without Borders is alarmed by journalist and cartoonist Charles Fils Elangue’s detention for the past six days in the business capital (...)

Published on 13 June 2013 Read

Zimbabwe

Opposition also threatens media

Reporters Without Borders expresses its grave concern for freedom of information in Zimbabwe and the safety of local journalists after threats (...)

Published on 11 June 2013 Read

Guinea

"You journalists talk too much. You are spies, we are going to tear you apart”

Reporters Without Borders is very worried about a decline in security for news providers in the Guinean capital of Conakry during the past two (...)

Published on 11 June 2013 Read

DRC

Journalist released provisionally in Goma after 52 days

Reporters Without Borders is deeply relieved to learn that radio journalist Blaise Bahisha was released yesterday in Goma, the capital of the (...)

Published on 7 June 2013 Read

Chad

Two journalists complete first month in detention centre

Reporters Without Borders sends a message of support for journalists Eric Topona and Moussaye Avenir de la Tchiré and for the writer and blogger (...)

Published on 6 June 2013 Read

Burundi

New law’s promulgation sets Burundi back 20 years

“This is a black day for freedom of information in Burundi,” Reporters Without Borders said after President Pierre Nkurunziza today promulgated the (...)

Published on 4 June 2013 Read