The new coalition government in Zimbabwe has so far failed to deliver on its promise of greater media freedom, says Stanley Kwenda
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We all have our cross to bear
Padraig Reidy: Nadia Eweida’s case is another example of the clash of secular and religious life and laws
Zimbabwe: Journalist flees death threats
Journalist Stanley Kwenda has fled to South Africa after alleging that he received a death threat by telephone from a senior police officer, linked...
UGANDA: WOMEN ARRESTED AFTER PROTEST AT ELECTORAL OFFICE
On 18 January at least 30 women were detained in Kampala while attempting to deliver a petition calling for the resignation of the electoral...
Kenya: Protests over cleric’s deportation lead to five deaths
Following violent clashes in Nairobi on 16 January that left five dead, Kenyan police have arrested more than 300 people, including 16 Somali MPs....
WordPress versus bloggers
Padraig Reidy: The popular blogging platform has rolled over in the face of libel threats
Nick Clegg comes out in support of the Libel Reform campaign
Nick Clegg praises the Libel Reform Campaign
Close, but not quite
Allen Green: Libel reformers should cautiously welcome the Jackson report on court costs
Down the wire
The death of the “traditional” media will allow the state to go unscrutinised says Stryker McGuire
Iran threatens opposition on cell phone, e-mail use
Iran’s police chief today warned the opposition movement that their emails and text messages are being monitored and that those who use SMS, emails...