Only 35 percent of the people in Zimbabwe believe that there is media freedom in the country according to a worldwide survey conducted Gallup.
The survey covered 112 countries. Netherlands scored the highest percentage of people that believed there was media freedom in the country scoring 95 percent while Chad scored the lowest at 27 percent.
The United States did not make it to the top 10.
The bottom 10 were:
Ecuador 38 %
Moldova 38 %
Kyrgyzstan 36 %
Zimbabwe 35 %
Palestinian Territories 34 %
Mauritania 32%
Belarus 30 %
Armenia 29 %
Chad 27 %
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The top 10 were:
Netherlands 95 %
Australia 95 %
Sweden 94 %
Finland 94 %
Germany 93 %
United Kingdom 93 %
Ireland 92 %
New Zealand 91 %
Canada 90 %.
(20 VIEWS)
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