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21. African Media Barometer  
African Media Barometer Even though most African countries enshrine principles of freedom of expression in their constitution, the practice often leaves much to be desired. The African Media…  
22. Breakfast Meeting  
The breakfast meetings aim to enable civil society and other actors to articulate, represent and advance their interests and causes to effectively influence policies and policy-making. This is done…  
23. Algeria  
Freedom of expression is clearly losing ground. On 18 June 2001, public demonstrations were prohibited by government authorities. This was subsequent to the incidents that cost the lives of 130…  
24. Angola  
From an administrative point of view, the media sector in Angola falls under the Ministry of Social Communication. Statutory Instrument number 7/92 of 16 April established the National Social…  
25. Benin  
Freedom of expression including that of the media is guaranteed and protected by the Constitution and the laws of Benin. Sadly, the exercise of that freedom has deteriorated considerably during the…  
26. Botswana  
Botswana, once marvelled as being a model of democracy in Africa, is currently being contested when one looks at a careful assessment and analysis of its media landscape. Government surveillance…  
27. Cameroon  
Since the 2011 African Media Barometer, Cameroon’s media landscape has become extremely dull with apparently the journalists themselves to blame. One of the main reasons for this is the rife…  
28. Cape Verde Islands  
Cape Verde’s legislation protects Freedom of Expresson and Freedom of the Press. The problem lies with the implementation of such legislation. There are laws whose own implementation requires…  
29. Chad  
In Chad, there is fear of expression because the country is emerging from a very long period of dictatorship. Furthermore, the ignorance about individual rights prevents some citizens of exercising…  
30. Congo Brazzaville  
In Congo, the law guarantees freedom of expression and the effective exercise of this freedom. However, there exists a gap between what is legislated on paper and what is effectively practised. The…  
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