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Police hound ‘Star’ newsmen

Investigation about lost files sends anti-terror cops into a panic....

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18 Ugandan journalists on trial

“Very soon there will be more editors at Police and in courts of la...

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Museveni bans talk shows

After shutting down CBS on September 10, the Broadcasting Council b...

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Editor faces-off with prosecutor

Umuvugizi editor Jean Bosco Gasasira charged with defamation of the...

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Museveni’s new law to gag media

September 11 will now have a new meaning in Uganda. It seems that t...

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M-7 cartoon puts Mwenda in trouble

The Independent managing editor Andrew Mwenda was on September 23 a...

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Media Review

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2012 and Uhuru’s foray into media

Kenya's Deputy PM buys People Daily and K24 television station. ...

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Pushing boundaries of journalism

There are moments when you look at the headline of The Star and,...

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Mpambara is new cabinet director

After several years of mistrust and unending battles with scribe...

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Fighting for free speech in Somalia

Osman Mohiadin Moallin, coordinator of the Somali Coalition of F...

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Uganda media failed during riots

When a big catastrophe like war or a natural disaster occurs, pe...

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Rwanda’s oldest paper turns 75

Rwanda’s media industry is considered young and underdeveloped b...

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Ethics

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Information Boss draws line for media

Journalists get new tough warning to stick to ethics or face the music...

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Shame of scribe caught in the act

In his quest to have a corruption-free country, President Paul Kagame ...

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Military drills for journalists

Drafting an anti media law, closure of radio stations and suspending t...

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Five minutes with a prisoner

After two failed attempts to enter 1930 Kigali Central prison,  I mana...

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Now radio owners court Museveni

One of the things killing professional media associations in Uganda is...

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'Journalists’ leave at gun-point

KYANKWANZI- A UPDF planned getaway and brainwashing retreat at Kyankwa...

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Govt paper to counter other media

Smarting from a media blackout that followed controversy over the Communications (Amendment) Act 2008, the Kenya government has finally launched a weekly national newspaper.

Last Updated on Friday, 16 October 2009 13:16
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Kikwete’s son launches Kiswahili daily

On June 1, rumours that President Jakaya Kikwete’s son, Ridhwani, had landed in the media industry were finally confirmed. The first issue of Jambo Leo, a Kiswahili daily, hit the streets.

Last Updated on Friday, 23 October 2009 16:25
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In the October Issue

Scribes alarmed by draft Information Bill

The government has drafted an access to information Bill, which according to the Executive Secretary...

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Union takes on NMG over fees, sackings

Still raring to go after fighting nearly every industrial and non-industrial battle worth the name, ...

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Minister supports criminal defamation

Rwandan Minister of Information and Government Spokesperson Louise Mushikiwabo has said she supports...

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Radio drama wins audience

Urunana Development Communication could have started with a particular target and for a specific per...

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New Green Party is all for press freedom

Interim president Frank Habineza says free and independent media needed to report rampant human righ...

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