Cote d’Ivoire’s Week of Terror
Reporters Without Borders is outraged at the way journalists were treated when demonstrators claiming to support President Laurent Gbagbo seized control of (...)
- The Patriotic Vanguard, Sierra Leone News Portal
Reporters Without Borders is outraged at the way journalists were treated when demonstrators claiming to support President Laurent Gbagbo seized control of (...)
Reporters Without Borders voiced outrage today that calls for insurrection have again been broadcast by the state-owned RadioTélévision Ivoirienne (RTI) under thr
Condemning a broadcasting bill passed by Senegal’s national assembly on 21 December as "poorly drafted, ambiguous, unfair and repressive," Reporters Without (...)
By Kofi Akosah-Sarpong Throughout the out-going year 2005, the Ghanaian media, reeling from years of repression under military juntas and inadequacies, (...)
GAMBIA "Each passing day just adds to the outcry," one year after Deyda Hydara’s murder Reporters Without Borders has issued a new appeal to President (...)
CPJ research indicates that the following individuals have been killed in 2004 because of their work as journalists. They either died in the line of duty (...)
While progressive journalists everywhere celebrate the release of our brother in the struggle, Paul Kamara, we at the Patriotic Vanguard would like to (...)
Claudia Anthony, one of the few female Sierra Leonean journalists to have made a name in print journalism is among a number of courageous journalists that (...)
JANUARY 14, 2005 Posted: January 27, 2005 Philip Neville, The Standard Times Unissa Bangura, The Standard Times The Standard Times HARASSED (...)
Reacting to the intimidation and humiliation of a radio journalist by tribal elders in Kakua, the capital of the southern district of Bo, Reporters Without (...)
The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) has been tormented over the years by a multitude of problems from bad leadership to corruption, (...)
Life is not easy for African journalists but journalists in Cote d’Ivoire are some of the most persecuted and traumatised on the continent.This report from (...)
