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Several top South African publications circulating in Zimbabwe face a ban from the country, along with the UK-published Zimbabwean, unless they register their operations, the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) head, Godfrey Majonga, said on Friday
Source: Mail & Guardian
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A little over a year ago, on the eve of the revolution that ousted Egyptian autocrat Hosni Mubarak, Hisham Kassem was poised to launch...
Source: The Washington Post
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A little over a year ago, on the eve of the revolution that ousted Egyptian autocrat Hosni Mubarak, Hisham Kassem was poised to launch...
Source: The Washington Post
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Two Rwandan journalists imprisoned for insulting President Paul Kagame ..
Source: Mail & Guardian Online
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A television reporter covering the aftermath of coordinated terrorist attacks....
Source: Journalism
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A bookshop owner in the resort town of Victoria Falls has been arrested for selling Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's new autobiography, the premier's party said on Saturday.
Source: news24
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When Daily News journalist Mamodou S Jallow reported allegations by farmers against...
Source: Free African Media
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Somaliland has shut down a private television station it accuses of airing anti-government propaganda, and arrested 13 journalists as they held a protest against the move, a minister said on Sunday.
Source: Reuters
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As a nationwide strike and demonstrations unleash years of pent-up frustrations in Nigeria over its leaders, the rage burns even hotter across social media.
Source: News24
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Google's sub-Saharan Africa office has reacted with dismay to allegations of fraud by its Kenyan operations, vowing to get to the bottom of the matter.
Source: Mail & Guardian
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THE government should provide for a system where public media boards will be appointed through an open process, says PAZA president Andrew Sakala.
Source: The Post Online
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The elected President of Gabon, Ali Bongo Odimba, doesn't like it when the self-proclaimed president, André Mba Obame, receives media coverage about his claim.
Source: Free African Media
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The two Swedish journalists sentenced by an Ethiopian court to 11 years in prison for entering the country illegally and aiding a rebel group have decided to seek clemency rather than appeal, they were quoted as saying on Tuesday.
Source: Reuters Africa
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The Chairman of African Upstream Services, Rajiv Saigal meets Rhoda Wilson on The Rhoda Wilson Show broadcast on the first Saturday of 2012.
Source: Rhoda Wilson
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Making a newspaper anywhere these days is not easy; making a daily newspaper in South Sudan can seem nearly impossible.
Source: The New York Times
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At least 10 radio stations, including BBC Radio and Radio France International (local relay channels), have been taken off the air by the police in an on-going crackdown over the alleged illegal use of equipment and facilities belonging to state broadcaster, Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC).
Source: The Monitor
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The Egyptian Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) has denied reports that Egypt's Nilesat satellite network was broadcasting Jamahiriya, Libya's state channel.
Source: Egypt Independent
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In a two-pronged approach, the MDC has also taken the matter up with Parliament seeking to nullify authority board appointments by Information Minister Webster Shamu of President Mugabe's ZANU-PF party
Source: Voice of America
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Two Swedish journalists have been jailed for 11 years in Ethiopia for entering the country illegally and supporting terrorism
Source: BBC
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