DR Congo: Charly Kasereka is missing.

From Hamish In Auckland Sun Nov 25 2012, 02:54:00

Concern about M23's news control after Goma takeover

Reporters Without Borders (RWB) and Journalist in Danger (JED) are deeply worried by the measures that the M23 rebel movement took with the news media after seizing Goma, the capital of the eastern province of Nord Kivu, yesterday.

Aware of the scale of violence against civilians in general, the two NGOs are also very concerned about the safety of media personnel in Goma and other parts of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

[view whole blog post

]

See More | Report Abuse

Journalist Nord Kivu Orientale Province blogger-journalist eastern Democratic Republic of Congo Kyocera S1600 Cellular Phone M23 Reporters Without Borders GOMA Democratic Republic of the Congo Rwanda Uganda Alex Engwete Charly Kasereka media personnel news media social media

You might also be interested in the following news stories:

Ghana: Ghana and Uganda Echo Each Other's Clamp Down On Gay People (analysis)

Institute for Security Studies

26 Avril 2024

Ghana's anti-gay bill passed this year has been widely condemned as 'brutal, harsh and unjust.' Ghana, despite its more solid reputation for democracy and respect for human rights than authoritarian ... [read more]

Kenya: Govt Commends Uganda Court Martial for Overturning the Sentencing of 32 Kenyans (news)

Capital FM

26 Avril 2024

Kenya has lauded the decision by Uganda's General Court Martial sitting at Makindye to overturn the 20-year-jail term imposed on 32 Kenyans on April last year over illegal possession of firearms and ... [read more]

Uganda: Seven Animal Diseases That Are a Threat to Public Health (news)

The Independent

26 Avril 2024

Veterinary doctors, also known as Veterinarians or Veterinary surgeons are trained to detect, diagnose, treat, prevent and control diseases in animals. In so doing, they have a duty to prevent the ... [read more]

blogAfrica is allAfrica.com's platform to help you keep an ear on the African blogosphere. We draw diverse voices from around the world who post regularly and insightfully about African issues. Bloggers, submit your blog's rss-feed!