Angolan president's reforms drive positive impact on media — but limits persistPresident João Lourenço's political reforms have loosened free speech restrictions Written by Liam Anderson28 October 2019
Mozambican journalists and activists targeted with threats in election yearThreats sent via SMS are not unprecedented in MozambiqueWritten by Dércio Tsandzana23 October 2019
Nigerian journalist under threat of arrest for exposé of police and prison corruption'Fisayo Soyombo risks imprisonment or fine, if arrested and convictedWritten by Nwachukwu Egbunike23 October 2019
How Ethiopia's ruling coalition created a playbook for disinformationMis- and disinformation online fuels pre-election suspicions in EthiopiaWritten by Endalkachew Chala18 October 2019
Internet censorship in Sudan: Rethinking laws and tactics that served an authoritarian regimePrime Minister Hamdok signed a global pledge to media freedomWritten by Mohamed Suliman15 October 2019
Zimbabwe government continues to weaponize information online to control citizen engagementMedia control in Zimbabwe bears its origins in colonial policiesWritten by GV Sub-Saharan Africa15 October 2019
Nigerian journalist Omoyele Sowore remains in jail on trumped-up charges of treason and insulting the presidentSowore has been in jail for over two monthsWritten by Nwachukwu Egbunike11 October 2019
As Sudan transitions to democracy, urgent reforms must tackle disinformationGovernment disinformation was rife during the 2018-2019 Sudan protestsWritten by Mohamed Suliman4 October 2019