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Breaking News:Banjul Police Storms Point Newspaper Offices

 Gambia ALERT: Police storms The Point newspaper offices

Three police officers in Banjul on February 20, 2009 stormed the offices of the privately owned The Point newspaper and briefly detained all the members of staff present.

Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA)’s sources reported that for about 35 minutes, the police officers, led by Inspector Kebba Fadera, unsuccessfully, forced the newspaper reporters to disclose the sources of their information.

The sources said the police visited the newspaper’s offices on three occasions on the same day. Pape Saine, co-publisher and editor was not in the office at the time of the visit.

Prof. Kwame Karikari
Executive Director
MFWA
Accra
Tel: 233 21 24 24 70
Fax: 233 21 221084
Website:
www.mediafound.org

posted @ Saturday, February 28, 2009 12:48 AM by egsankara

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