Update on: Moussa Kaka's disappearance in Niger: President Tiani must "give us concrete information
The RFI — Français report summarizes the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.

RFI — French reports on an evolution concerning "Update on: Disappearance of Moussa Kaka in Niger: President Tiani must "give us concrete information", without the available excerpt allowing the story to expand beyond the facts cited.
The available report indicates that in Niger, there have been three weeks of silence around Moussa Kaka, who has been reporting on Nigerien news for years on RFI. The report also states that our colleague has not given any news since the evening of August 31, when he left Radio and Television Saraounia (RTS) that he runs in Niamey. The Nigerien authorities have never communicated on the subject. For Alioune Tine, from the think tank Afrikajom Center, "we need to know where Moussa Kaka is, what is the situation in which he lives."
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- Disparition de Moussa Kaka au Niger: le président Tiani doit «nous donner des informations concrètes» — RFI — Français
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