We are proud to be the International Press Association of East Africa (IPAEA)

The IPAEA represents hundreds of journalists working in East Africa.

We have a membership of over 300 journalists who we advocate for by campaigning for press freedom and condemning targeted harassment of journalists. We also host different social networking events such as documentary screenings and panel discussions where our members come together and connect.

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Exiled journalists face continuous pressure
Exiled journalists face continuous pressure
IPAEA is calling on East African governments to protect journalists.
IPAEA is calling on East African governments to protect journalists.
IPAEA condemns targeting of journalists in Kenya during recent protests
IPAEA condemns targeting of journalists in Kenya during recent protests
IPAEA condemns expulsion of The Economist correspondent Tom Gardner from Ethiopia
IPAEA condemns expulsion of The Economist correspondent Tom Gardner from Ethiopia
IPAEA CALLS FOR THE RELEASE OF SUDANESE JOURNALIST MOHAMED SULIMAN
IPAEA CALLS FOR THE RELEASE OF SUDANESE JOURNALIST MOHAMED SULIMAN
The FCAEA is now the IPAEA
The FCAEA is now the IPAEA
KENYAN JOURNALIST YASSIN JUMA GRANTED BAIL BY ETHIOPIAN AUTHORITIES
KENYAN JOURNALIST YASSIN JUMA GRANTED BAIL BY ETHIOPIAN AUTHORITIES

The Foreign Correspondents’ Association of East Africa is thrilled to learn that Kenyan journalist Yassin Juma has finally been granted bail. We look forward to the day he can be reunited with his family.

FCAEA CALLS FOR THE RELEASE OF KENYAN JOURNALIST YASSIN JUMA BY ETHIOPIAN AUTHORITIES
FCAEA CALLS FOR THE RELEASE OF KENYAN JOURNALIST YASSIN JUMA BY ETHIOPIAN AUTHORITIES

The Foreign Correspondents’ Association of East Africa is concerned about reports of the arrest of Kenyan journalist Yassin Juma on July 2, 2020 in Ethiopia. We call for his immediate release by Ethiopian authorities.

FCAEA MEMBER WINS WORLD PRESS PHOTO OF THE YEAR
FCAEA MEMBER WINS WORLD PRESS PHOTO OF THE YEAR

The FCAEA is pleased to congratulate Nairobi-based photographer Yasuyoshi Chiba for for winning the World Press Photo of the Year for his moving image of a young man reciting protest poetry during a blackout in Khartoum, Sudan in 2019.

THE FCAEA JOINS THE NATION MEDIA GROUP IN CONDEMNING POLICE BRUTALITY DURING THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK
THE FCAEA JOINS THE NATION MEDIA GROUP IN CONDEMNING POLICE BRUTALITY DURING THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK

The Foreign Correspondents' Association of East Africa joins the Nation Media Group (NMG) in condemning acts of police brutality against journalists covering the COVID-19 outbreak and reporting during the subsequent countrywide curfew.