Ethiopia revokes Reuters journalists’ accreditation following investigative report

4 hours ago 2
AP/Amanuel Sileshi)

Reuters said it was reviewing the decision and will continue to report on Ethiopia “in an independent, impartial and reliable way.”

The post Ethiopia revokes Reuters journalists’ accreditation following investigative report appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Read Entire Article
  1. Homepage
  2. Nigeria (Naija) News
  3. Ethiopia revokes Reuters journalists’ accreditation following investigative report

Related

NSF: Abiodun approves over ₦450m cash rewards for Team Ogun medalists, coaches

NSF: Abiodun approves over ₦450m cash rewards for Team Ogun ...

13 minutes ago 0
NSCDC moves to protect fibre-optic cables in Gombe

NSCDC moves to protect fibre-optic cables in Gombe

13 minutes ago 0
VIDEO: Biodun Stephen recalls painful childhood circumcision at age six

VIDEO: Biodun Stephen recalls painful childhood circumcision...

13 minutes ago 0
Abiodun approves over ₦450m cash rewards for Team Ogun medalists, coaches

Abiodun approves over ₦450m cash rewards for Team Ogun medal...

16 minutes ago 0
FCT Council Election: Supreme Court replaces APC chairmanship candidate in Bwari

FCT Council Election: Supreme Court replaces APC chairmanshi...

21 minutes ago 0
Valentine Achum: 10 years on, examining the Treasury Single Account’s impact on Nigeria’s fiscal architecture

Valentine Achum: 10 years on, examining the Treasury Single ...

34 minutes ago 0
Dangote signs $400m equipment deal to fast-track refinery expansion

Dangote signs $400m equipment deal to fast-track refinery ex...

43 minutes ago 0
WAEC releases 2025 private WASSCE results, female candidates outperform males

WAEC releases 2025 private WASSCE results, female candidates...

43 minutes ago 0
All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners Copyright © 2024. Naijasurenews.com - All rights reserved - info@naijasurenews.com -FOR ADVERT -Whatsapp +234 9029467326 -Owned by Gimo Internet Tech.