With many African countries marking the 50th anniversary of their independence, 2010 should have been a year of celebration but the continent’s journalists (...)
Three journalists were among a total of at least eight people who were lynched by villagers during a health team’s visit to a remote part of southeastern (...)
Sadio Kante More (photo)l, a freelance journalist who has been in the government’s sights for months, was expelled from the Republic of Congo on the night (...)
Reporters Without Borders is worried by the deteriorating environment for the media in Rwanda in recent weeks. In the past few weeks, a journalist has been (...)
Reporters Without Borders notes that the authorities have delayed the trial of The Voice editor Musa Sheriff and freelance journalist Sainey Marenah on (...)
Reporter Without Borders condemns the arrest and detention of Richard Sakala and Simon Mwanza, respectively managing editor and production editor of the (...)
Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns an increase in threats and violence against journalists in the past few days, including threats by government (...)
Reporters Without Borders welcomes a decision by the African Court on Human Rights to examine the case of two Ouagadougou-based newspaper journalists who (...)
Reporters Without Borders is very disturbed by amendments to the 2009 Information and Communications Act – the main law limiting freedom of information in (...)
Reporters Without Borders is very worried about the safety of journalists in Zimbabwe after (the recent) brutal attack on Paul Pindani, a reporter for the (...)
Reporters Without Borders is shocked by the murder of Thomas Pere (photo), a reporter for the state-owned New Vision media group in the Ugandan capital of (...)
After the “Arab springs” and other protest movements that prompted many rises and falls in last year’s index, the 2013 Reporters Without Borders World Press (...)
