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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Roy Greenslade

Zambian journalists stopped from taking pictures

Journalists were prevented by "security personnel" from taking pictures at Zambia's Livingstone airport of a plane containing Djibouti's President Ismail Guelleh. The security men tried to grab a camera from Edward Mulenga, a bureau chief with The Times of Zambia, but he persuaded them he was merely doing his job. (Via AllAfrica.com)

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