Bujumbura journalist Gregoire Wakana, writing on the the African news website abarundi.org, reported a tense stand-off outside the radio station on Friday afternoon, as around 30 soldiers, led by Colonel Ildephonse Mushwabure, tried to gain entry. "The suspense lasted several hours, and a large crowd gathered, with several Burundian journalists coming to watch the fate of their RPA colleagues". The dispute between RPA and the Burundian government has been monitored by the international press freedom watchdog the Comittee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). Wikinews: Press freedom groups condemn two-day radio station ban in Burundi Cato vs. PBS: A Debate on Federal Funding of Public Broadcasting
Bujumbura journalist Gregoire Wakana, writing on the African news website abarundi.org, reported a tense stand-off outside the radio station on Friday afternoon, as around 30 soldiers, led by Colonel Ildephonse Mushwabure, tried to gain entry. "The suspense lasted several hours, and a large crowd gathered, with several Burundian journalists coming to watch the fate of their RPA colleagues". The dispute between RPA and the Burundian government has been monitored by the international press freedom watchdog the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). Wikinews: Press freedom groups condemn two-day radio station ban in Burundi Cato vs. PBS: A Debate on Federal Funding of Public Broadcasting
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