Launch of the Internet Freedoms in East Africa 2014 Report
Today, the Collaboration on International ICT Policy in East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) launches The State of Internet read more
In Burundi, we undertake to gather a full picture of the status of internet policy and infrastructure. We do this by keeping track of the institutions that influence internet policy, the factors that support internet access and the way in which our focus countries engage with each other.
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Today, the Collaboration on International ICT Policy in East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) launches The State of Internet read more
Burundi’s President Pierre Nkurunziza has approved a new media law which critics have condemned as an attack on read more
Burundi – Media regulator suspends comments on press group’s website Reporters Without Borders is disturbed to learn that the read more
On September 18, 2011, a group of gunmen attacked the village of Gatumba, near the country’s capital Bujumbura read more
Jean Claude Kavumbagu, the editor of online newspaper Net Press, was detained for 10 months from July 2010 read more
The Iwacu a print and online publication allows readers to post comments to a forum after reading any read more
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1 | Constitutional Court quashes several repressive provisions of Burundian media law |
2 | All 17 districts of Burundi are now covered by the fiber optic system laid by the Burundi Backbone System |
3 | Positive response from government on media concerns |
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