La Gazette des Comores
Independent French-language newspaper published in Moroni, among the longest-established private titles in the Comoros. Publishing in print and through a companion website, it covers national politics, inter-island affairs, the economy and society, and provides one of the country's few professional counterweights to the state-owned press in a small media market.
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