Articles - Tanzania
7 November 2008
Tanzania
MEDIOS MARCHAN POR LIBERTAD DE PRENSA
7 November 2008
Tanzania
MARCHE DES MÉDIAS EN FAVEUR DE LA LIBERTÉ DE LA PRESSE
5 November 2008
Tanzania
MEDIA MARCH FOR PRESS FREEDOM
Tanzania's journalists took to the streets of Dar es Salaam last week to protest against the three-month banning of a newspaper that exposed official corruption. According to the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA), it was the first time in Tanzania's history that journalists marched against the government, accusing it of trying to stifle media freedom in the country.
12 August 2005
Tanzania
LA LIBERTÉ DE LA PRESSE AVANCE À PAS DE TORTUE À ZANZIBAR
12 August 2005
Tanzania
AVANCE LENTO PARA LA LIBERTAD DE PRENSA EN ZANZIBAR
10 August 2005
Tanzania
SLOW PACE FOR PRESS FREEDOM IN ZANZIBAR
While Tanzanian journalists enjoy a relatively vibrant and free press, those who live in Zanzibar - a semi-autonomous island off the mainland coast - are not so fortunate, reports RAP21 (the African Press Network for the 21st Century). Most newspapers are state-owned and steer clear of criticising the government. Those that do, pay a high price.
11 June 2003
Tanzania
MEDIA COUNCIL OF TANZANIA WINS 2003 FREE MEDIA PIONEER AWARD
The International Press Institute (IPI) has awarded its 2003 Free Media Pioneer prize to the Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) in recognition of its efforts to promote media self-regulation and press freedom.
4 September 2001
Tanzania
DOCE PERIODISTAS ARRESTADOS POR CUBRIR CONFLICTO ÉTNICO
4 September 2001
Tanzania
DOUZE JOURNALISTES SONT ARRÊTÉS POUR AVOIR COUVERT UN CONFLIT ETHNIQUE
4 September 2001
Tanzania
TWELVE JOURNALISTS ARRESTED FOR COVERING ETHNIC CONFLICT
Police in the Tarime District of Mara recently arrested twelve journalists in the space of eight days for attempting to report on conflicts between two ethnic clans, according to the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA).
31 July 2001
Tanzania
DES PUBLICATIONS SONT INTERDITES POUR CAUSE DE PORNOGRAPHIE ET DÉSARTICULATION DES CAMPAGNES CONTRE LE VIH/SIDA
31 July 2001
Tanzania
PROHÍBEN PUBLICACIONES POR PORNOGRAFÍA Y FRUSTRAR CAMPAÑAS ANTI-VIH/SIDS
31 July 2001
Tanzania
PUBLICATIONS BANNED FOR PORNOGRAPHY, THWARTING ANTI-HIV/AIDS CAMPAIGNS
The Tanzanian government has banned eight magazines and suspended three tabloid newspapers for allegedly publishing indecent photographs that run counter to anti-HIV-AIDS campaigns, report the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) and Reporters sans frontières (RSF).
11 July 2000
Tanzania
ARTICLE 19 ADVIERTE ACERCA DE LA FARSA ELECTORAL EN ZANZIBAR
11 July 2000
Tanzania
ARTICLE 19 PRÉVIENT QUE L'ÉLECTION À ZANZIBAR EST UNE FARCE
4 April 2000
Tanzania
INFORME DE ARTICLE 19 EXAMINA ESTADO DE LIBRE EXPRESIÓN
4 April 2000
Tanzania
RAPPORT D'ARTICLE 19 QUI EXAMINE LA SITUATION DE LA LIBRE EXPRESSION
4 April 2000
Tanzania
ARTICLE 19 REPORT EXAMINES STATE OF FREE EXPRESSION
ARTICLE 19 is demanding the immediate release of the 18 leaders of the Zanzibar opposition party, the Civic United Front (CUF), who are up on charges of treason.
23 November 1999
Tanzania
CONTINÚAN AGRESIONES DEL GOBIERNO A MEDIOS
23 November 1999
Tanzania
LE GOUVERNEMENT POURSUIT SES ATTAQUES CONTRE LES MÉDIAS
23 November 1999
Tanzania
GOVERNMENT ATTACKS ON MEDIA CONTINUE
The Tanzanian government has threatened action against at least nineteen newspapers over the course of the past year, vowing it will take action against them for content it considers "offensive," reports the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA).
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