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Still concerns about the press in Zimbabwe

Reporters without frontiers has voiced concern once again about the situtaion in Zimbabwe.

It has written to Tomás Salomão, the executive secretary of the Southern African Development Community, on the eve of a SADC meeting in Maputo on the situation in Zimbabwe.

Voicing concern about the impact of the Zimbabwean government’s internal crisis on the ability of journalists to work freely and the reemergence of an independent press, Reporters Without Borders urges the SADC and the leaders of Mozambique, Swaziland and Zambia to spare no effort to help the government emerge from the current deadlock.

RSF on Cameroon

The President of Cameroon ,Paul Biya, is currently on a state visit to France and RSF have reminded the world that his country though making some improvements in Press Freedoms still has a way to go

“Respect for press freedom has improved markedly in recent years in Cameroon and blind repression of journalists seems to be a thing of the past, but journalists still often suffer at the hand of overzealous police officers or corrupt judges or as a result of score-settling between politicians,”