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New York, May 17, 2024 mdash; Angolan authorities should credibly investigate a break-in at the home of prominent journalist William Tonet and drop the criminal defamation charges he faces, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Friday. A man armed with a pistol broke into Tonet rsquo;s home in the capital, Luanda, at around 4
If passed into law, Angola's National Security Bill could obstruct the public's right to access information.
Press freedom under President João Lourenço is in bad shape.
Angola suspends 3 TV channels for alleged improper registration By Committee to Protect Journalists - Africa LISTEN MAY 14, 2021 Nuno Albino, Angola’s secretary of state for media, is seen in an interview on state broadcaster Televisão Pública de Angola, discussing the country's suspension of three TV channels for alleged registration issues. (Photo: TPA/YouTube) New York, May 14, 2021 — Angola’s government should allow the television channels Record TV Africa, Vida TV, and Zap Viva to return to the airwaves, and should stop harassing media outlets critical of the government, the Co...