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Internet and broadcasting services disrupted during coup in Gabon (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News January 11, 2019

RSF is asking Gabonese authorities to allow for the free flow of news and information and to give journalists the freedom to work amid the turmoil following a coup attempt earlier this week.
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