The new First Lady is making trouble for journalists exposing corruption:
Reporters Without Borders has condemned a 16 August 2007 attack on radio journalist Mohamed Mahmoud Ould Moghdad by the prime minister's bodyguards, as well as a charge of "libelling the First Lady" that was brought against newspaper editor Sidi Mohamed Ould Ebbe on 18 August, which could result in a prison sentence...While covering a visit by Prime Minister Zein Ould Zeidane to the Health Ministry for state-owned Radio Mauritanie on 16 August, Moghdad left the news conference room for a few moments and was stopped by the prime minister's head bodyguard, Zein Ould Soueydatt, on his return. When Moghdad showed his press card and tried to enter, Soueydatt ordered his men to beat him...
The libel charge was brought against Ebbe, the editor-in-chief of the privately-owned daily "El Bedil Athalith", on 18 August in response to a complaint filed by the First Lady four days earlier about two stories accusing her of using her position to request funding for a charity she heads.
Or maybe they'll request Everyday is Like Sunday: "Come, come, nuclear bomb..."
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