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Two journalists arrested

    NAIROBI

    The Paris-based human rights organisation Reporters sans frontieres (RSF) has called on the DRC government to make public the reasons behind the arrest of two journalists and to immediately release them if the detention was linked to their professional activity. In a statement, RSF said the journalists, Jean-Bruno Kadima and Jose Moukanda, from the privately-owned
    weekly 'Umoja' were arrested by security officials on Monday at the newspaper's offices in Kinshasa. No one has been allowed to visit them in prison, the statement added.

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