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Misako ya waandishi yaibua hofu uhuru wa habari Misri
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Misako ya waandishi yaibua hofu uhuru wa habari Misri

Mwananchi 1 day 1 mins read
Kukamatwa kwa timu nzima ya wahariri na waandishi wa chombo huru cha habari nchini Misri kumezua mjadala mpya kuhusu mipaka ya uhuru wa habari katika nchi hiyo, huku mashirika ya haki za binadamu yakitaka waandishi hao waachiwe na madai ya ukiukwaji wa haki zao yachunguzwe.

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