What does freedom look like in Africa?

Africa's Press Freedom Improving - Kikwete
AllAfrica.com
TANZANIA President Jakaya Kikwete has said the freedom of the Press has slightly improved in Africa although a lot needs to be done by enacting relevant laws. Dr Kikwete said the improvement could be measured by the level of democracy demonstrated by ...

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>We are on the eve of elections in South Africa ... We have just heard [a speech read for] Minister Collins Chabane... on behalf of President Jacob Zuma ... we thank him for his warm welcome to South Africa and we are honoured to be here in this great land of hope. But we say to President Zuma, please do not cheat us of that hope.

>To great dismay, Tanzanians were treated to horrifying ‘pictures’ of brutality by their police and some ruling party henchmen (and henchwomen, to be politically correct!)

Women's Freedom - Inclusion in Draft Constitution Hailed
AllAfrica.com
Zanzibar — THE draft Union constitution has significant sections on the rights of women and children. Sections 31, 43, and 47 indicate a cheery future for women and children, should the much awaited document be approved. The cited sections propose ...

According to the 2014 Afrobarometer Survey released in Dar es Salaam on Thursday, Tanzania is among the harshest territories for publishing companies, researchers, ordinary people and academicians.

Lusaka Times
HH on Press Freedom Day
Zambian Watchdog
Country men and women, this year's theme for World Press Freedom day “Media Freedom for a better future: Shaping the Post 2015 Development Agenda” should be properly situated by everyone especially by those in power. It is undeniable that the press ...
Bomani to address media personnel in Arusha tomorrowIPPmedia
Cherish our freedomsBarbados Advocate

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A Look At Air China’s Fifth Freedom Routes  Simple FlyingAir China and China Eastern to resume some suspended flights  FlightglobalChina’s Airlines Begin Resuming International Services  Simple FlyingView Full coverage on Google News

“Africans want justice, preferably from their own governments if they can and if not, from the international criminal court. The day when African court’s become independent, strong and can handle these cases, I think we will see fewer referrals to the ICC” - Kofi Annan.