Journalist safety has emerged as a major global concern in 2025, with conflict zones becoming increasingly deadly for media workers. Gaza has been identified as the world's most dangerous place for journalists, while Sudan remains the deadliest country for reporters in Africa for the second year running. Press freedom groups warn that journalists are being deliberately targeted, detained and killed, often with little accountability. To discuss the growing dangers facing journalists, particularly in Africa, is Muthoki Mumo, Africa Programme Coordinator at the Committee to Protect Journalists.

<p><strong></strong>Journalist safety has emerged as a major global concern in 2025, with conflict zones becoming increasingly deadly for media workers. Gaza has been identified as the world's most dangerous place for journalists, while Sudan remains the deadliest country for reporters in Africa for the second year running. Press freedom groups warn that journalists are being deliberately targeted, detained and killed, often with little accountability. To discuss the growing dangers facing journalists, particularly in Africa, is Muthoki Mumo, Africa Programme Coordinator at the Committee to Protect Journalists.</p>