State of press freedom in East Africa worrying
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CONAKRY – Between the emergence of social networks, the search for viable business models for the media and the institutional transition of the HAC, the Guinean press is going through a pivotal period. Received on Thursday 30 July by Boubacar Yacine Diallo, the president of the HAC, the French ambassador Luc Briard pleaded for a reconciliation of demands
State of press freedom in East Africa worrying
By Ghost Writer Few stories illustrate the state of press freedom in East Africa today better than those of two NTV newsrooms. During the Ol Kalou by-election on July 16, NTV Kenya journalists were assaulted while covering the voting. Yet, despite the violence, the newsroom continued reporting, producing an exposé that dominated public debate and earned widespread praise for holding power to account. But in Kampala, NTV Uganda has been unable to…
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