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South Sudan - Two Ugandan journalists and local fixer freed after four days

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that two visiting Ugandan journalists, Hillary Ayesiga and Justine Dralaze, and their South Sudanese fixer, Sunday David Tut, were finally freed today after being held for four days. The three journalists were arrested shortly after Ayesiga and Dralaze arrived in Juba on 26 July to report for Feature Story News (FSN). As soon as they arrived, Ayesiga and Dralaze requested permission to do reporting in Juba but they began working without (...)

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