Côte d’Ivoire - Why has newspaper publisher been held for nearly nine months?

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders condemns newspaper publisher Ousmane Sy Savané's prolonged detention in Abidjan's main prison, usually referred to by the acronym of Maca. Savané is CEO of Cyclone, a company that publishes the opposition newspapers Le Temps and Lg Infos and the arts and culture magazine Prestige. “How is it possible that, nearly nine months after the start of his detention in the Maca, Savané has still not been brought before an investigating judge for questioning on the substance of (...)

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