Guinea-Bissau media guide

Guinea-Bissau's national assembly: The military has interfered repeatedly in civilian leadership since multi-party elections were instituted in 1994

Restrictions on the media and freedom of association have eased somewhat, though police continued to disrupt some demonstrations, says US NGO Freedom House.

It says that journalists regularly face harassment and intimidation, including pressure regarding their coverage from political figures and government officials.

Reporters Without Borders says journalists self-censor when covering government shortcomings, organised crime and the influence of the military.

Private radio stations operate alongside the state broadcaster. A government-owned newspaper publishes alongside non-state titles.

There were 900,000 internet users by December 2021, comprising 44% of the population (Internetworldstats.com). Facebook is the most-used social media platform.

• Media guides by BBC Monitoring

Press/news agency

• No Pintcha - state-run weekly

• O Democrata - private, weekly

• Gazeta de Noticias - private, weekly

• Agencia de Noticias da Guine (ANG) - state-run news agency

Television

• Televisao de Guinea-Bissau (TGB) - state-run

Radio

• Radiodifusao Nacional - state-run

• Radio Pindjiguiti - private

• Bombolom FM - private