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Apr 12 2020
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Police assault freelance journalist

By Media Institute for Southern Africa Zimbabwe (MISA Zimbabwe) | Democracy, Health, Human Rights, Media

Freelance journalist Terence Sipuma was on 11 April 2020 reportedly assaulted by members of the police and the army at the Kuwadzana roundabout in Harare while on his way to…

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Apr 11 2020
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Pragmatism and Protection: Zimbabwe Lockdown – Day 13

By Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCoZ) | Democracy, Health, Human Rights, Women

Today marks 13 days into the Zimbabwean 21 Day Lockdown and communities are still gravely concerned about access to water, food and social protection measures amongst other essential services in…

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Apr 11 2020
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Masvingo Police Assistant Commissioner threatens journalists over news column

By Media Institute for Southern Africa Zimbabwe (MISA Zimbabwe) | Democracy, Health, Human Rights, Media

The officer Commanding Masvingo Province, Assistant Commissioner (AC) Tawoneyi Nyazema threatened two senior journalists in Masvingo over a news column in Masvingo provincial newspaper, TellZim News. The journalists, Golden Maunganidze…

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Apr 10 2020
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Journalist harassed by the army and police in Harare

By Media Institute for Southern Africa Zimbabwe (MISA Zimbabwe) | Democracy, Human Rights, Media

Mary Taruvinga, a journalist with NewZimbabwe.com was this morning on 10 April 2020 reportedly harassed by members of the army and police officers while on her way to work in…

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Apr 10 2020
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MISA files court application against police harassment of journalists

By Media Institute for Southern Africa Zimbabwe (MISA Zimbabwe) | Democracy, Health, Human Rights, Media

MISA Zimbabwe has filed an urgent chamber application with the High Court seeking an order interdicting police officers and other law enforcement agents responsible for implementing the COVID-19 lockdown from…

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Apr 10 2020
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Zimbabwe Lockdown: Day 12

By Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCoZ) | Democracy, Health, Human Rights, Women

Zimbabwe entered the Easter Weekend with the 12th Day of Lockdown which saw a marked number of activities from the Inter-Ministerial Taskforce on COVID-19. Commending the significant contributions being made…

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Apr 10 2020
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The Dilemma of Covid in Africa

By People's Opinion | Analysis and Comment, Democracy, Economy, Health

I grew up in the nineties in Zimbabwe. The hallmark of Zimbabwe in the nineties was the Economic structural adjustment program famously touted ESAP. ESAP was one of the many…

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Apr 10 2020
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Call for NGOs to be declared an essential service in the fight against COVID – 19

By People's Opinion | Analysis and Comment, Democracy, Health, Human Rights

It is imperative that the Zimbabwean government opens up working space for NGOs, CBOs and CSOs operating space in the ensuing lockdown. This is because a vast amount of NGO…

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Apr 09 2020
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Lockdown Day 11 Update

By Heal Zimbabwe | Democracy, Health, Human Rights

Heal Zimbabwe’s Early Warning and Early Response Situation Room is monitoring how communities are reacting to the national lockdown which was announced by the President on the 27th of March,…

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Apr 09 2020
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Zimbabwe Lockdown: Day 11

By Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCoZ) | Democracy, Health, Human Rights, Women

Day 11 of the Lockdown in Zimbabwe marked the day when the Government of Zimbabwe adopted expanded and broad based testing guidelines to support the COVID-19 response plan. In particular…

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