Press freedom dips in many African countries – Reporters Without Borders says

In four years we have fallen from 5 to 36 in the Reporters Without Borders index. Our institutional strength has managed to temper, in part, the aggressions coming from the Executive

Reporters Without Borders argues that Guinea-Bissau is experiencing “a serious deterioration of the press security environment and political and economic pressures have put the practice of journalism to the test”.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) sounds alarm on declining press freedom on eve of World Press Freedom Day

If evidence were needed for what happens when the economic viability of the independent press is undermined, here, in worrying detail, is the annual RSF report declaring that “the global state of press freedom is now classified as a “difficult situation” for the first time in the history of the Index.”RSF Editorial Director Anne Bocandé says: “…The media economy must urgently be restored to a state that is conducive to journalism and ensures the…

Press freedom dips in many African countries – Reporters Without Borders says

By Maxwell Awumah Ho, May 03, GNA-Press freedom is experiencing a worrying decline in many African nations, according to Reporters Without Borders, an international non-profit, non-government entity on its 2025 World Press Freedom Index.   The African region records the highest number of countries with declining economic indicators as 80 per cent have seen their economic […] The post Press freedom dips in many African countries – Reporters Witho…