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Press freedom ranking boost - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

Press freedom ranking boost - Jamaica Observer

Press freedom ranking boost

Accord journalists the respect due them - Opare Gyan - Vimarsana News

Accord journalists the respect due them - Opare Gyan

National Organizer of the Private Newspapers and Publishers Association of Ghana, Emmanuel Opare Gyan, has advised the government to accord the media the respect due to them, to enable them perform their role as fourth estate of the realm.

Opinion: I've seen too many young journalists pay the ultimate price. It's them I'll be thinking of today - Vimarsana News

Opinion: I've seen too many young journalists pay the ultimate price. It's them I'll be thinking of today

This World Press Freedom Day, slain journalists like Simon Cumbers and Dom Phillips remind us why freedom of the press is everyone’s freedom, writes Jon Williams.

Source: yahoo.com
Election fallout in the UK will dominate the news | Spanishvida - Vimarsana News

Election fallout in the UK will dominate the news | Spanishvida

The special traffic operation continues through the weekend in Castilla la Mancha, Madrid and Valencia in connection with the Labour Day holiday on Wednesday. Caravaca de la Cruz in Murcia celebrates their second local holiday, and today there are lots of similar holidays around the country, far too many to list, but one of note,

Media crackdown in Burkina Faso intensifies – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Media crackdown in Burkina Faso intensifies – The Mail & Guardian

More foreign news outlets are gagged over massacre reports accusing soldiers of killing at least 223 people in revenge attacks in February

Source: mg.co.za