Niger frees 2 journalists and an activist

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NIAMEY, Niger (AP) — Niger has freed two journalists and an activist who were detained this week as part of a recent spate of arrests condemned by international press freedom groups.

Zakari Amadou, a talk show host, and Ousmane Dan Badji, editor of the newspaper L’Union, confirmed their release on Thursday. However, Badji said he has been told the case against him remains active.

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