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Need for reforms

After visiting Cameroon, Reporters Without Borders urges government to take action

Published on 5 October 2011Read

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President accused journalists of being dishonest and corrupt

Published on 9 September 2011Read

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Blocked for more than 10 days, is Twitter via SMS in the process of being restored?

Reporters Without Borders is having difficulty establishing whether Cameroonian mobile phone operator MTN’s Twitter via SMS service has finally (...)

Published on 22 March 2011 Read

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Newspaper editor arrested while visiting former minister in prison

Reporters Without Borders firmly condemns newspaper editor Raphaël Nkamtcheun’s detention for the past week for receiving allegedly confidential (...)

Published on 23 February 2011 Read

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Newspaper editors released conditionally after eight months in Kondengui prison

Newspaper editors Serge Sabouang of the bimonthly La Nation and Robert Mintya of the weekly Le Devoir were freed provisionally yesterday after (...)

Published on 25 November 2010 Read

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Authorities stick to their position on newspaper editor’s death in prison

Reporters Without Borders is appalled that an enquiry ordered by the president into a journalist’s death in prison last April has come to exactly (...)

Published on 28 September 2010 Read

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Newspaper editor held since March hospitalised after being attacked in his cell

Reporters Without Borders is extremely concerned about the condition of the former editor of the weekly Le Devoir, Robert Mintya, who was taken (...)

Published on 31 August 2010 Read

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Death of Cameroonian journalist Pius Njawé

Reporters Without Borders has learned with deep sadness of the accidental death in the United States today of Cameroonian journalist Pius Njawé. (...)

Published on 13 July 2010 Read

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Freed editor wants to reopen newspaper: “Our readers are waiting”

Lewis Medjo, editor of the weekly La Détente Libre, who was released from prison on 26 May 2010, has talked to Reporters Without Borders about his (...)

Published on 17 June 2010 Read