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Senegal

Visit to Dakar during campaign for first round of presidential election

Reporters Without Borders began a five-day visit to Senegal yesterday with the aim of monitoring the level of freedom of information and the (...)

Published on 14 February 2012 Read

Senegal

Walfadjri media group hounded as President Wade resists pressure to go

Reporters Without Borders is worried by a sharp decline in relations between the government and the media in Senegal amid a wave of protests (...)

Published on 19 July 2011 Read

Senegal

Another heavy fine and suspended jail sentence for investigative journalist

A Dakar court yesterday gave Abdou Latif Coulibaly, the editor of the weekly La Gazette, a three-month suspended jail sentenced and fined him 10 (...)

Published on 15 April 2011 Read

Senegal

Unfair libel trial ends in heavy fine, suspended jail sentence for leading journalist

Abdou Latif Coulibaly, one of Senegal’s most prominent journalists and writers, and two of the journalists who work with him on his weekly (...)

Published on 18 November 2010 Read

Senegal

Newspaper editor gets six months in prison for defaming president’s chief of staff

Reporters Without Borders is very disappointed by the six-month jail sentence which a Dakar court has imposed on Abdourahmane Diallo, the editor (...)

Published on 28 August 2010 Read

Senegal

Radio and television group blacked out for payment default

Reporters Without Borders today voiced dismay at brutal methods used yesterday by police in Dakar who mounted a dawn raid to shut down the (...)

Published on 28 August 2009 Read

Senegal

Three community radio stations suspended for broadcasting political programmes

Reporters Without Borders condemns a decision by the National Council for Broadcasting Regulation (CNRA) on 14 March to suspend three community (...)

Published on 17 March 2009 Read

Senegal

President Wade asked to intervene after two newspapers ransacked

Reporters Without Borders has written to President Abdoulaye Wade about the ransacking of the premises of two Dakar-based dailies - L’As and 24 (...)

Published on 20 August 2008 Read

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