Namibia has lost its position as Africa’s top nation for press freedom in 2024 according to the latest World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Without Borders (RSF). After leading the continent in 2023, Namibia’s global ranking has dropped significantly, from 29th to 45th. Political interference in the media and pressure on journalists to avoid reporting on sensitive issues are cited as key reasons for this decline, as highlighted by Tannan Groenewald of Cirrus.
Namibia has lost its position as Africa’s top nation for press freedom in 2024
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