South African journalist freed and deported from Djibouti, watchdog group and family say
Published 1w ago · Updated 1w ago
Covered in 2 countries
Fears grow for South African investigative journalist Micah Reddy following his sudden disappearance in Djibouti.
South African investigative journalist Micah Reddy has disappeared while in Djibouti, with family and officials confirming he has been out of contact since Saturday midday. Inquiries have been urgently launched by authorities to locate the missing reporter. The disappearance has triggered international concern from press freedom advocates and family members alike.
- Micah Reddy has been unreachable since midday on Saturday.
- Official inquiries have been initiated to track down the missing journalist.
- The disappearance occurred while Reddy was visiting Djibouti.
Written before 2 later updates from the outlets covering this story.
Why it matters
The safety and security of investigative journalists working in foreign or politically sensitive regions remain a critical global concern for media freedom organizations.
What outlets agree on
South African investigative journalist Micah Reddy has been missing in Djibouti since Saturday midday, leading to formal inquiries.
In this story
Covered by 2 outlets
50% of the sources are Left
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- Daily MaverickMicah freed: Djibouti frees top SA investigative journalist Micah Reddy1w ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesSouth African journalist freed and deported from Djibouti, watchdog group and family say1w ago · open ↗
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