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Two French Journalists Detained in Togo Cleared to Leave the Country
Two French documentary makers who were among the journalists detained in Togo since July have been authorised to leave the country after more than five weeks in custody, although legal proceedings remain ongoing.
Wadagni’s first 100 days: style, neighbour diplomacy and Talon’s long shadow
Wadagni's first 100 days in office have combined regional outreach, welfare reforms and economic continuity, while raising fresh questions about press freedom and Patrice Talon's continuing influence in Benin.
Norbert Zongo Case: Compaoré Set for Trial 27 Years Later
The Norbert Zongo case moves closer to trial after Burkina Faso's Court of Appeal confirmed François Compaoré and two others will face judgement over the 1998 killing.
Civic Space Is Rapidly Closing Across 9 East and Central African States as Impunity Deepens
Civic space is narrowing across East and Central Africa as governments increase pressure on journalists, academics, opposition leaders and protesters. From Uganda and Kenya to Tanzania, Ethiopia and Eritrea, rights groups warn that repression is growing while accountability remains scarce.
Addis Standard Raid Sparks Global Press Freedom Concerns in Ethiopia
Press freedom organisations have condemned the Addis Standard raid, describing it as a major attack on independent journalism in Ethiopia amid growing concerns over media freedom.
