Forty-two journalists have been killed worldwide in 2003 so far, according to the International Press Institute. In Africa, Kloueu Gonzreu, 51, a correspondent for the state-run news agency, Agence Ivoirienne de Presse, was found dead by a team from the Red Cross near Toulepleu, a town in the western part of the country, where Liberian mercenaries employed by the Ivorian government reportedly kidnapped the journalist on January 11.