Zambia - Zambian Watchdog mirror created by RWB itself now blocked by government

Reporters without borders

Access from within Zambia to the mirror of the Zambian Watchdog news website that Reporters Without Borders created yesterday to help circumvent government censorship was itself blocked within hours. Internet users in Zambia have confirmed to Reporters Without Borders that the mirror site is now being blocked. Reporters Without Borders is offering a complete archive of the Zambian Watchdog website to Internet users who would like to create their own mirror. It is available at (...)

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