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Stories about Zambia from April, 2014

Zambia: New Risks for Journalists At National Broadcaster

Advocacy 28 April 2014

Media workers in Zambia will soon face even greater constraints from both employers and state regulators.

Netizen Report: Zambian Government Nixes Internet-Friendly Constitution

Advocacy 16 April 2014

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Zambia Will Draft Internet Law to Control “Gossiping” Media

Access 8 April 2014

Information Minister Joseph Katema derided the current media environment, claiming that Zambians are "starved of credible information" due to the media's focus on "spreading falsehoods."

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