South African journalist Micah Reddy missing in Djibouti

The Media OnlineGroundUp News · 21 September 2026 at 06:05

South African journalist Micah Reddy and his local fixer Kooki Mahmoud have been missing in Djibouti since about noon on Saturday. Reddy worked for amaBhungane from 2017 to 2023. AmaBhungane’s managing parter Sam Sole said: “Micah is a very gifted and fearless journalist, who has never been afraid…
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