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Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe unionists charged for inciting uprising

afrol News, 9 May - Police on Thursday detained the President and General Secretary of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) for mentioning in May Day speeches the election controversy and the ensuing violent intimidation campaign.

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Rights abusers want UN seats

afrol News, 7 May - A quarter of the countries vying for seats on the United Nations Human Rights Council have dismal human rights records that should disqualify them from membership, a joint report by Freedom House and UN Watch disclosed.

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Somalia
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Somalia's celebrated woman presenter escapes murder

afrol News, 7 May - A celebrated woman TV presenter of Puntland's privately-owned Eastern Television Network (ETN) on 4 May escaped murder attempts on her life.

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South Africa
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SABC suspends news chief

afrol News, 6 May - South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has suspended its group Executive of News and Current Affairs with immediate effect.

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Equatorial Guinean leader tops Africa's media predators

afrol News, 2 May - President Teodoro Obiang Nguema of the oil-rich "Kuwait of Africa" has topped the Paris-based Reporters sans frontières (RSF) list of press predators in Africa.

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» 29.02.2008 - Cameroon writers warn MPs
» 28.02.2008 - Gambia editor returns to dock
» 22.02.2008 - Cameroon minister closes TV
» 20.02.2008 - Chad media launch blackout
» 20.02.2008 - Africa needs value-based journalism
» 19.02.2008 - Tortured journalist flees Gambia
» 11.02.2008 - Insecurity engulfs Chad media
» 01.02.2008 - Publisher escapes death trap
» 30.01.2008 - Editors petition Kenya leaders
» 30.01.2008 - Court decides Gambia case
» 29.01.2008 - 'Respect good governance'
» 24.01.2008 - Court backs Zambian satirist
» 22.01.2008 - Gambia suspends RFI
» 21.01.2008 - Editors' forum scolds Zuma
» 18.01.2008 - Banned Zim paper invited
» 18.01.2008 - Niger ordered to free reporters
» 14.01.2008 - Gambia gets alternative media
» 04.01.2008 - 51 Egypt websites escape ban
» 31.12.2007 - Kibaki's win heightens chaos
» 19.12.2007 - Somalia kidnapping damned
» 19.12.2007 - Journalist on hunger strike
» 17.12.2007 - Slapped Kenya MC sacked
» 17.12.2007 - Editor's killers still at large
» 17.12.2007 - Senegal bans radical musician
» 14.12.2007 - Zambia bans radio calls
» 13.12.2007 - Kenya's 1st lady at it again
» 12.12.2007 - Journalists attract solidarity
» 06.12.2007 - Zambia leader hails Zim progress
» 06.12.2007 - Tunisia journalists cry foul
» 29.11.2007 - Somali gay bloggers receive death threats
» 28.11.2007 - Gambia sued over torture
» 28.11.2007 - Zambian eyes AU post
» 28.11.2007 - Somalia mayor grilled
» 27.11.2007 - Niger court snubs illegal evidence
» 23.11.2007 - Queen urges good governance
» 23.11.2007 - Gambia judgment rescheduled
» 21.11.2007 - CHOGM to suspend Gambia
» 20.11.2007 - MFWA petitions bulldozers
» 19.11.2007 - Gambia's torture leader falls
» 13.11.2007 - Rwanda journalist acquitted of genocide
» 12.11.2007 - Gambia leader awaits indictment
» 12.11.2007 - Another blow for EPAs
» 12.11.2007 - African editors set for AU
» 31.10.2007 - DRC bans 38 broadcasters
» 31.10.2007 - Gambians mourn seasoned journalist
» 26.10.2007 - Mbeki misses deadline again
» 24.10.2007 - Liberia media confronts threats
» 24.10.2007 - Gambian journalist missing
» 19.10.2007 - Conflict over Malagasy mine
» 16.10.2007 - Eritrea: Worst press freedom abuser
» 12.10.2007 - Egypt: Anti-torture activists detained
» 12.10.2007 - Gambia frees AI officials
» 11.10.2007 - Gabon newspapers suspended
» 11.10.2007 - Senegal editor abducted, beaten
» 08.10.2007 - Gambian security detains AI officials
» 07.09.2007 - Zimbabwe talks progress
» 06.09.2007 - Moroccan king scolded on press freedom violations
» 05.09.2007 - ZANU-PF chefs’ kids deported
» 05.09.2007 - 30 Somali journalists flee
» 04.09.2007 - Bissau: “Allow drugs reporting”
» 03.09.2007 - Ghana cleric draws sword at journalists
» 30.08.2007 - Sudan accepts UN envoy
» 30.08.2007 - Libyan leader sues Niger newspapers
» 28.08.2007 - Sudan expels diplomats
» 24.08.2007 - Mugabe pressurised on reforms
» 24.08.2007 - ‘Journalists are like prophets’
» 23.08.2007 - Burundi leaders hold crisis talks
» 22.08.2007 - Burundi politicians confront grenade attacks
» 17.08.2007 - Death sentence awaits Libyan protesters
» 17.08.2007 - Bissau journalists forced into hiding
» 10.08.2007 - Senegalese newsroom records minister’s arsenals
» 16.07.2007 - Editor killed in bid to flee Eritrea
» 21.06.2007 - Malian journalists troubled by presidential essay
» 19.06.2007 - Gambia sued over "missing journalist"
» 14.06.2007 - Zimbabwe legalises communication censorship
» 06.06.2007 - Tunisia's only independent media under fire
» 25.04.2007 - Mugabe not bothered by degree strip
» 16.04.2007 - Delegates devise ways to bolster freedom in Africa
» 11.04.2007 - Tunisia blocks video-sharing web
» 28.03.2007 - Gambia's free press exterminated 1 year ago
» 27.03.2007 - Eritrean footballers join row of asylum seekers

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