01:59 Nigeria Nigerians debate censorship in light of "shameful" Twitter suspension Telecoms Operators of Nigeria confirmed Saturday that they had complied with the government's directive to suspend access indefinitely to Twitter.
01:20 Zimbabwe Zimbabwe investigative journalist Hopewell Chin'ono remains defiant over his work The government, he said, "don't like that -- especially Twitter, because it gets retweeted and more people get to see the stories about corruption".
01:21 Democratic Republic Of Congo DRC: Pro-Kabila Senators Condemn President Tshisekedi’s “Dictatorship”
05:02 The Morning Call Chad: group petitions telecom operators over social media shutdown [The Morning Call]
01:59 Democratic Republic Of Congo Media & conflicts: domestic and international media threatened in Central Africa
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