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Micah Reddy has been released and is on his way home

Kooki Mahmoud has also been freed by Djiboutian authorities

South African journalist Micah Reddy has been released from custody in Djibouti. Reddy reported for amaBhungane from 2017 to 2023. Photo taken from The Eastleigh Voice as fair use.
South African journalist Micah Reddy has been released from custody in Djibouti and is on his way home, according to his family.
This comes after Reddy and his local fixer, Kooki Mahmoud, were reported missing in Djibouti.
Mahmoud has also been released, without being charged. It has been reported that they were held for allegedly not having media accreditation to work in the country.
GroundUp asked Djibouti’s embassy why Reddy and Mahmoud were detained but received no response.
Reddy was held in the custody of Djiboutian authorities from about 1pm on…

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