Tanzania closes third newspaper since June as part of media crackdownDAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania shut down another newspaper on Friday - the third since June - after a warning from President John Magufuli earlier in the year that the days of newspapers his government viewed as unethical were numbered. Hassan Abbasi, the director-general of the state-run Tanzania Information Services, said in a statement that Raia Mwema, a weekly newspaper, had been banned from publishing for 90 days, starting on Friday. The independently-owned outlet was suspended, he said, after publishing an article this week saying Magufuli was destined to fail in his job and in which it attributed  fabricated  statements to the president. The government ... issued a lenient punishment despite the gravity of the offense because the editors admitted their mistake,  he said.Tanzania suspended publication of the weekly MwanaHalisi newspaper for 24 months on Sept. 20 and banned another newspaper, Mawio, in June for a similar period.Magufuli, nicknamed  The Bulldozer  for his forceful leadership style, has won some praise from Western donors for an anti-corruption drive and for cutting wasteful public spending.But opponents accuse him of increasingly undermining democracy by curbing dissent and stifling free speech. worldnews
tanzania closes third newspaper since june part media crackdowndar es salary reuters tanzania shut another newspaper friday third since june warning president john magufuli earlier year days newspapers government viewed unethical numbered hassan abbas tanzania information services said statement rail meta weekly newspaper banned publishing days starting friday the outlet suspended said publishing article week saying magufuli destined fail job attributed fabricated statements president the government issued lenient punishment despite gravity offense editors admitted mistake suspended publication weekly mwanahalisi newspaper months banned another newspaper mario june similar nicknamed the bulldozer forceful leadership style praise western donors drive cutting wasteful public opponents accuse increasingly undermining democracy curling dissent stirling free speech worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Tanzania closes third newspaper since June as part of media crackdownDAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania shut down another newspaper on Friday - the third since June - after a warning from President John Magufuli earlier in the year that the days of newspapers his government viewed as unethical were numbered. Hassan Abbasi, the director-general of the state-run Tanzania Information Services, said in a statement that Raia Mwema, a weekly newspaper, had been banned from publishing for 90 days, starting on Friday. The independently-owned outlet was suspended, he said, after publishing an article this week saying Magufuli was destined to fail in his job and in which it attributed  fabricated  statements to the president. The government ... issued a lenient punishment despite the gravity of the offense because the editors admitted their mistake,  he said.Tanzania suspended publication of the weekly MwanaHalisi newspaper for 24 months on Sept. 20 and banned another newspaper, Mawio, in June for a similar period.Magufuli, nicknamed  The Bulldozer  for his forceful leadership style, has won some praise from Western donors for an anti-corruption drive and for cutting wasteful public spending.But opponents accuse him of increasingly undermining democracy by curbing dissent and stifling free speech. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: tanzania closes third newspaper since june part media crackdowndar es salary reuters tanzania shut another newspaper friday third since june warning president john magufuli earlier year days newspapers government viewed unethical numbered hassan abbas tanzania information services said statement rail meta weekly newspaper banned publishing days starting friday the outlet suspended said publishing article week saying magufuli destined fail job attributed fabricated statements president the government issued lenient punishment despite gravity offense editors admitted mistake suspended publication weekly mwanahalisi newspaper months banned another newspaper mario june similar nicknamed the bulldozer forceful leadership style praise western donors drive cutting wasteful public opponents accuse increasingly undermining democracy curling dissent stirling free speech worldnews