Reporters sans frontières esprime il proprio sollievo dopo aver appreso della liberazione di due collaboratori dei media che erano tenuti in ostaggio nello stato di Imo, a sud-est del paese. L’ingegnere del suono sudafricano, Nick Greyling, è stato liberato l’8 marzo 2010, verso sera mentre secondo la portavoce del canale M-Net Supersport il commentatore sportivo [...]
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Due giornalisti sportivi del canale sudafricano M-Net Supersport sono stati rapiti il 1 marzo 2010 è tuttora nelle mani dei rapitori. Nick Greyling, produttore televisivo sudafricano e Bowie Attamah, commentatore sportivo nigeriano sono stati rapiti nei dintorni dell’aeroporto di Owerri, la capitale dello stato sud orientale di Imo, mentre si dirigevano in autobus verso Lagos. [...]
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Reporters Without Borders is deeply shocked by the murder of Bayo Ohu, the assistant news editor of the Lagos-based daily The Guardian. Ohu was gunned down in front of his children at the door to his home in the north Lagos suburb of Egbeda on 20 September.
“This foul murder has brought the recurring harassment and violence against [...]
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Reporters Without Borders hails the release of two journalists who had been arrested by the Kano state police in connection with reports about Kano’s governor. They were both freed on the evening of 3 July.
Tukur Mamu, the editor of the Kaduna-based Desert Herald weekly, was arrested on 2 July and was immediately taken to the headquarters [...]
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Reporters Without Borders firmly condemns the order issued unilaterally yesterday by the head of the High Council for Communication (CSC), Daouda Diallo, suspending the operations of the Dounia radio and TV group “until further notice” for broadcasting an opposition coalition’s call to resist a presidential bid to amend the constitution.
“People in Niger are outraged by [...]
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