A Belgian journalist who released a critical documentary on the murder of a human rights activist was denied entry into the Democratic Republic of the (...)
Leadership newspaper reporters Tony Amokeodo and Chibuzor Ukaibe were released at around 5 p.m. yesterday after being held in an Abuja police station for (...)
Reporters Without Borders is deeply saddened to learn that Diing Chan Awuol, a leading columnist and critic of South Sudan’s government, was gunned down (...)
The National Secretariat of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists, after preliminary investigation wishes to condemn the alleged action of the Sierra (...)
Reporters Without Borders is stunned to learn that Abukar Hassan Mohamoud (photo), the manager of Mogadishu-based radio Somaliweyn, was shot dead outside (...)
The Sierra Leone Association of journalists has ended four 2-day training programmes for 100 journalists throughout the country with funds totalling Le 65 (...)
Reporters Without Borders is disturbed by developments in Côte d’Ivoire, where a month after Laurent Gbagbo’s fall, a question mark hangs over press freedom. Newspap
Reporters Without Borders activists gathered outside the Syrian embassy in Paris at 11 a.m. on World Press Freedom Day (May 3), to protest against the (...)
By Mustapha Sesay, Outgoing National Secretary General. I wish to draw the attention of the general membership of SLAJ and the public that serious (...)
Sierra Leone Association of Journalists 1st Floor, 56 Campbell Street, Freetown, Sierra Leone P.M.B. 724, Website: www.slaj.sl; Email: (...)
Press Release After the first six days of the official campaign period of Côte d’Ivoire’s presidential election, Reporters Without Borders hails the coverage bein
Reporters Without Borders is deeply shocked and saddened to learn that Dickson Ssentongo, a news presenter on Prime Radio, a Seventh Day Adventist station (...)
