Tunisian journalists warn of escalating censorship, intimidation, and restrictions on press freedom amid President Kais Saied’s tightening control over civil society.
Tunisian journalists face rising threats and growing censorship Read More »
A protest track highlighting economic hardship under President Tinubu has been barred from radio and TV broadcasts in Nigeria.
Eedris Abdulkareem’s anti-Tinubu song banned Read More »
South Sudanese authorities have suspended access to social media platforms for a minimum of 30 days following deadly riots sparked by videos depicting the alleged killings of South Sudanese nationals in Sudan.
South Sudan suspends social media to quell Sudan-killing riots Read More »
Sahel journalists are facing a dangerous environment as extremist attacks, military coups, and government censorship rise.
Coups and conflict fuel peril for Sahel journalists — RSF Read More »
The government’s decision has sparked concerns about the country’s democratic progress.
Tanzania police ban opposition protest amid rising tensions Read More »
The press in Senegal is facing a crisis as the new government’s economic measures are putting media organizations out of business.
Press freedom under threat as Senegalese media goes silent Read More »
Two AFP journalists were among those injured by Kenyan police while covering protests.
RSF condemns Kenyan police brutality against journalists Read More »
Bssais was arrested and charged with attacking President Kais Saied under a decree used to crack down on critics.
Tunisian court reduces sentence for TV broadcaster Read More »
Cameroon’s government has issued a decree allowing authorities to expel those who insult state institutions or the president.
Cameroon tightens grip on free speech ahead of elections Read More »
Algerian authorities raise eyebrows by arresting a French author and her publisher during a book presentation.
French author, publisher arrested at book event in Algeria Read More »
