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afrol News, 1 April - African media has a very important role in stimulating the continent's development process, concurred the President of African Development Bank, Donald Kaberuka.

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afrol News, 17 March - Zimbabwean authorities have warned that any western journalist that enter their country without official permission to cover the combined 29 March elections will be arrested.

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afrol News, 7 March - Now that the deadlock over the disputed presidential polls results has become history, Kenyan President said the next task is to establish a power-sharing government so that East Africa's former oasis of peace and democracy can win back its lost glory.

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» 20.02.2008 - Africa needs value-based journalism
» 21.01.2008 - Editors' forum scolds Zuma
» 18.01.2008 - Banned Zim paper invited
» 04.01.2008 - 51 Egypt websites escape ban
» 17.12.2007 - Editor's killers still at large
» 14.12.2007 - Zambia bans radio calls
» 31.10.2007 - DRC bans 38 broadcasters
» 03.09.2007 - Row over South African minister’s health turns sour
» 05.06.2007 - "Avoid negative type-casting Africa"
» 08.05.2007 - Banned Liberian paper denies seeking state pardon
» 04.05.2007 - In South Africa, women still are underdogs in the media
» 26.04.2007 - Angry family threatens Namibian paper
» 11.04.2007 - Tunisia blocks video-sharing web
» 02.04.2007 - Obasanjo urged to approve Nigerian freedom bills
» 28.03.2007 - Gambia's free press exterminated 1 year ago
» 23.03.2007 - Failed Mauritanian candidate threatens press
» 15.03.2007 - Mauritania state media praised for election coverage
» 07.03.2007 - Kenyan editor jailed for libel
» 28.02.2007 - AU chief supports press freedom
» 23.02.2007 - Egypt's jailing of Islam-insulting blogger causes uproar
» 26.01.2007 - Zimbabwe publisher wins in citizenship fight
» 12.01.2007 - Senegal asked to secure journalists as elections gear up
» 04.01.2007 - Zimbabwe's last free newspapers under fire
» 28.11.2006 - Zimbabwe begs African Commission to defer its case
» 22.11.2006 - "Terror reigns again among journalists in Eritrea"
» 15.11.2006 - Three journalists "killed in Eritrean prison"
» 10.11.2006 - Aiming at revival of African media self-regulation
» 06.11.2006 - Media harassment undermining Sudan peace
» 02.11.2006 - Mozambique press concerned over new media law
» 30.10.2006 - Senegal increases subsidies for private media
» 26.10.2006 - Botswana state media "muzzled" in San expulsion affair
» 19.10.2006 - South Africans celebrate media freedom
» 18.10.2006 - Ugandan media chief forced to resign
» 18.10.2006 - Senegalese Press Union cries foul
» 16.10.2006 - Islamists burn Somaliland newspaper
» 13.10.2006 - SABC blamed for hiding "blacklist" report
» 11.10.2006 - Somali Islamists urged to respect press freedom
» 06.10.2006 - Suspension for Guinean state journalists
» 05.10.2006 - Mauritania liberalises media law and broadcasting
» 11.09.2006 - Mogadishu Islamic courts crack down on press
» 08.09.2006 - Ugandan media's gay outing could trigger crackdown
» 07.06.2006 - Swazi press may cover serial murder trial
» 06.06.2006 - Swazi press told not to cover serial murder trial
» 26.05.2006 - "Self-censorship increasing in South Africa"
» 05.05.2006 - Criminal case against Senegalese editor dropped
» 25.04.2006 - President "insulted" by Brazzaville editor
» 12.04.2006 - Botswana moves forward with controversial media law
» 05.04.2006 - Niger government blocks reporting on hunger
» 29.03.2006 - Second Cameroon editor sentenced over "gay lists"
» 22.03.2006 - Media in Botswana assured of further freedom
» 02.03.2006 - Shock over raids against Kenya press
» 27.02.2006 - Muslims vandalise Mozambican weekly over cartoons
» 21.02.2006 - Cameroon papers outing gays called "hate media"
» 10.02.2006 - Egyptian paper published cartoons in October
» 09.02.2006 - New hope for Zimbabwe's Daily News
» 07.02.2006 - Cartoon protests spread to Niger, Nigeria, Somalia
» 07.02.2006 - Editorial: Banning blasphemy would be an insult to Islam
» 02.02.2006 - The Prophet and the limits of the freedom of expression
» 01.02.2006 - Rwanda journalists "need ideology review", police
» 30.11.2005 - Sierra Leone editor finally freed
» 11.11.2005 - Morocco's freest newspaper under siege
» 10.11.2005 - State media gave Egypt ruling party up to 95% coverage
» 08.11.2005 - Mauritanian press in limbo
» 31.10.2005 - African editors feared for life of Gambian colleague
» 07.09.2005 - Basic freedoms being restored in Mauritania
» 28.07.2005 - No progress for press freedom in Togo
» 28.07.2005 - Swaziland may introduce repressive media law
» 21.07.2005 - New setback for Zimbabwe's free media
» 03.05.2005 - "Cape Verde enjoys press freedom"
» 02.05.2005 - "Zimbabwe media silenced, Swaziland next"
» 21.04.2005 - New Botswana media bill to curb biased reporting
» 18.04.2005 - Newspaper launched to advocate Zambia media reform
» 15.03.2005 - Zimbabwe court upholds repressive media law
» 03.03.2005 - "Greater pressure on Madagascar's media"
» 25.02.2005 - Draconian Gambia press code kept secret
» 17.01.2005 - Airwaves to be liberalised in Guinea
» 14.01.2005 - First case of press intimidation by Kenya govt
» 12.01.2005 - New Zimbabwe newspaper faces govt ban
» 11.01.2005 - Mugabe signs Zimbabwe's repressive media law
» 03.01.2005 - Congo journalists not let to publish Rwanda interviews
» 21.12.2004 - Zimbabwe opposition barred from advertising
» 15.12.2004 - Gambia to harden press offence punishment
» 09.12.2004 - Seychelles' main free media threatened
» 07.12.2004 - Ivorian President Gbagbo "ordered media hijack"
» 02.12.2004 - Opposition newspapers return in Côte d'Ivoire
» 01.12.2004 - Central African Republic to decriminalise press offences
» 26.11.2004 - Zimbabwe wave of attacks on free expression
» 26.11.2004 - Ivorian govt urged to restore press freedom
» 24.11.2004 - Rwandan editor avoids prison sentence
» 16.11.2004 - "Hate messages ending" in Côte d'Ivoire
» 15.11.2004 - Genocide concerns over Côte d'Ivoire hate media
» 15.11.2004 - Namibian opposition accused of 'laziness, no imagination'
» 11.11.2004 - Hatred still spread in Côte d'Ivoire
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