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News channel Africa 24 back in court in France

Publishing company A Média, which runs news station Africa 24, has been summoned to appear before the Nanterre Commercial Court in the Paris suburbs on 4 June. The indebted company faces compulsory liquidation proceedings, five years after its takeover by the Cameroonian state. [...]

Published on 03.06.2024 at 04:40 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Yaoundé tightens grip on Africa 24

The Cameroonian state has been a majority shareholder in the French subsidiary of Africa 24 for the past two years. After a period of observation, it has been trying to regain control of the pan-African channel's editorial line since the end of 2021 with the aim of securing friendly coverage on a continental scale.

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The New Guard
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Cameroon
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Spotlight | Cameroon
Biya increasingly isolated as National Day approaches

Cameroon
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The saga of pan-African news channel Africa 24's lengthy demise

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The team helping Samuel Eto'o save his seat at FECAFOOT

Cameroon
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