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Spike in Online Attacks Silences Somali Journalists Amid Somalia’s China-Turkey Partnership
axadletimes · somalia · sub saharan africa
MOGADISHU, Somalia 14 September 2026 – Somali journalists and independent media outlets were hit over the weekend by a cluster of online disruptions that press freedom monitors say bear the hallmarks of a coordinated campaign to choke off critical reporting. The attacks documented by SJS included Facebook account suspensions, page removals and the malicious memorialization [...]
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