Saturday 7 November 2009    
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Sudan: ARTICLE 19 launches its state-by-state media assessment
An ARTICLE 19-led Consortium yesterday launched a report in Juba, South Sudan, which outlines the dire situation faced by the Sudanese media at a critical time in the country’s political history.


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• South African DJ fired for making incendiary remarks about Caster Semenya

• Moroccan King’s asthma a dangerous subject for the media

• Ethiopian authorities detain US reporter

• Ethiopia: 2 editors jailed on old charges under obsolete law


• 4 journalists from Uganda’s Monitor face criminal charges

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• Zimbabwe: Mugabe and Police accused of raid on media

• Black Journalists Slashed from Newsrooms at Alarming Rate

• Dangerous reporting from Mugabe’s Zanu pf Zimbabwe

• Journalists Eddy Péhé, Nanankona Gnamantéh arrested following publication of article linking president to corruption

• Nigeria becomes Africa’s biggest mobile telecom market

• Black Women Ignored by Mainstream Media

• New Zimbabwe policies: "Vulgar" editor gets the boot

• Gambian journalists living in fear under reign of terror

• No news from Nigerian anti-president blogger since arrest

• Botswana President accused of anti media sentiments

• Ban on Nigerian television channel lifted

• US film-maker accused of espionage still being held in Nigeria

• Military colonel openly threatens to kill journalist

• Canadian author sued by ex international goalie over false allegations

• Mauritanian junta soliciting popularity pledges public media pluralism

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• Has Kenya really moved on after election fiasco ?

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