Two months of Moussa Kaka's detention in Niger: "His place in front of a microphone" On August 31, Moussa Kaka left his media premises in Niamey to return to his home. But he never got there. In early October, after several weeks of silence, Nigeria's justice minister told Reporters Without Borders (RSF) that the journalist, who you have heard covering Nigerian news for years on our channel, was arrested and alive. Two months after this disappearance, human rights organizations, brothers and sisters, all repeat their calls for his release. To date, our colleague has still not been able to see his family or his lawyer. read more

Two months of Moussa Kaka's detention in Niger: "His place in front of a microphone" On August 31, Moussa Kaka left his media premises in Niamey to return to his home. But he never got there. In early October, after several weeks of silence, Nigeria's justice minister told Reporters Without Borders (RSF) that the journalist, who you have heard covering Nigerian news for years on our channel, was arrested and alive. Two months after this disappearance, human rights organizations, brothers and sisters, all repeat their calls for his release. To date, our colleague has still not been able to see his family or his lawyer. read more