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Africa: Where Journalists Are Killed With Impunity
allAfrica, 31 October 2017
Somalia has the world's worst record for solving the murders of journalists – and holds it for the third year running, says a new report. Read more »
Somalia, South Sudan, Nigeria Cited for Murders of Journalists
The Committee to Protect Journalists says in its annual "global impunity index" that the three African countries are among 12 around the world in which at least five work-related murders of journalists have not been solved in the decade ending August 31 this year.
Journalists at work in Somalia, watching a government official inaugurate a new water project. But in conflict zones, they are in danger of getting killed - and the crimes are not solved.
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Somalia: Radio Journalist Shot Dead
Radio Dalsan, 25 October 2017
The National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) condemns the murder of yet another journalist in Afgoye Corridor in Lower specially Arbiska in Lower Shabelle Province about 25 KM… Read more »
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Africa: Journalist Killed in Somali Attack
IFJ, 16 October 2017
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) joins its affiliate the National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) in condemning the attacks and sends its deepest sympathy to… Read more »
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Somalia: Journalist Dies After Suicide Bomber Targets Café
CPJ, 14 September 2017
Somali broadcast journalist Abdullahi Osman Moalim died yesterday from injuries sustained on September 10 when a suicide bomber attacked a café in Beldweyne where members of… Read more »
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Somalia: Somali Journalist Critically Wounded in Car Bomb Blast
Shabelle, 12 March 2017
A bomb under a car has seriously wounded a local journalist working for London-based Somali Channel, Universal TV in Mogadishu on Sunday morning, police said. Read more »
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Somalia: Somalia - Three Journalists Wounded in Suicide Bombing
IFJ, 11 September 2017
A suicide bombing on Sunday 10 September in the central Somalian town of Beledweyne has killed at least 6 people and wounded over 15 others, including 3 journalists. Read more »
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Somalia: Reuters Journalist Narrowly Escapes Car Bomb
Shabelle, 22 April 2017
A Somali photographer working for Reuters has narrowly escaped death after an explosive device planted under his car's seat exploded in Mogadishu on Saturday evening. Read more »
