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Digital migration and access to information

The Southern African experience

2. Lesotho

… in citizens being disconnected from critical issues directly affecting them. “For example, with the 2015 election, people had limited information on the process and why it was happening. But there may be an…

3. Tanzania

… laws - the Cybercrimes Act and the Statistics Act – which were rushed through the Parliament early in 2015. Other draft laws which are likely to negatively impact the media environment, such as the Media…

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Why Public Access to Information Also Matters for Public Officials - article by Gilbert Sendugwa

Over the past ten years of my work on access to information- campaigning for adoption of access to information laws, training public officials, civil society organisations and journalists and

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Data bundle price hikes limit access to information in Tanzania, too.

Despite the impact of technology in increasing access to information, many sub-Saharan African governments limit access to information and information sharing.

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DEMOCRACY AND STIFFENED MEDIA FREEDOM IN NIGERIA: THE SEEMINGLY UNBRIDGEABLE GAP

World over, media freedom is an essential pillar of democracy. A sacred institution that is responsible for informing the citizens of the successes and failures of government, the articulator of the

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MEDIA SELF-CENSORSHIP IN ZAMBIA

It is my observation that in many countries, investigating and making critical comments relating to corruption, trafficking, and human rights violations, put journalists, opposition leaders and civil