The Sudanese authorities have reimposed press censorship after newspapers published reports accusing the government of backing the rebels in Chad. Journalists say that security agents visit the newsrooms every evening and order the removal of material they deem as sensitive. A constitution passed in 2005 is supposed to guarantee press freedom. (Via ABC)
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