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FULL STORY ON MEDIA LAWS IN ZAMBIA THAT THREATEN THE MEDIA FRATENITY/https://makulahajarah.wordpress.com/2018/06/22/media-laws-a-threat-to-media-freedom
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For full multimedia story please click on this link https://estherjoyce94.wordpress.com/2018/06/22/wilson-pondamali-pays-heavy-price-for-press-freedom-in-zambia/
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At a great risk personally and to their families, a few female journalists in South Sudan continue to practice journalism even as they are looked down upon at by their husbands.
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The Challenges of being a journalist in Zambia
By Nabbira Maria
Media activists in Zambia believe the country’s press freedom is on a downward spiral due to the increasing press regulations by the state.
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Full story on the Tumultuous Journey of South Sudan https://nanyombizaharah.wordpress.com/2018/06/23/south-sudan-a-tumultuous-journey/#more-313
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Full multimedia storyhttps://shamimbataliwo.wordpress.com/2018/06/22/no-mentors-for-young-sou...
There is a future of uncertainty for young budding journalists who would like to tell the South Sudanese story through media. This fear comes at a time when the world’s youngest nation is at the forefront abusing media freedoms for any journalist that dares criticize the government in power.
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Full multimedia story on https://ntaleashiraf.wordpress.com/2018/06/20/hard-hitting-laws-silence-rwanda-media-freedom
Restrictive media laws in Rwanda remain a major roadblock to press freedom in the country, despite a reported improvement in the Press Freedom Index in 2018. Journalists and human rights bodies say the country could do a lot better if the laws were made better.
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According to Human Rights Watch, threats by the ruling party or government officials, and fear of prosecution, have created an environment that can only be described as hostile to free speech and demanding self-censorship in Rwanda.