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Comoros: A Journalist Heard by the Police over Facebook Post · Global Voices

Summary by Mayotte Hebdo
Article offered Nourina Abdouldjabar, journalist of the daily Al-watwan based on the island of Moheli, was interviewed before being released for having revealed the salaries of the police recruited in 2012. Another journalist called for having done her job. Yesterday, Nourina Abdouldjabar was heard at the police station in Fomboni. The correspondent of Al-watwan on the island of Moheli spent almost 30 minutes there because of a post made on her …
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Article offered Nourina Abdouldjabar, journalist of the daily Al-watwan based on the island of Moheli, was interviewed before being released for having revealed the salaries of the police recruited in 2012. Another journalist called for having done her job. Yesterday, Nourina Abdouldjabar was heard at the police station in Fomboni. The correspondent of Al-watwan on the island of Moheli spent almost 30 minutes there because of a post made on her …

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Mayotte Hebdo broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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