Senior Herald reporter Zvamaida Murwira and freelance journalist Anna Chibamu were allegedly harassed by MDC-T youths on 1 March 2018 at the party headquarters during a press conference to confirm…
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The proposed merging of the three cyber bills into one bill as recently announced by the responsible minister could result in the muddying and undermining of other fundamental rights enshrined…
A ZIMBABWEAN court on Thursday 08 February 2018 lifted a ban, which had been imposed by the government on the screening of ‘Democrats’, a documentary film narrating the Constitution making…
MISA Zimbabwe welcomes remarks by Acting Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, Simon Khaya Moyo, that his ministry is in the process of aligning the Access to Information and…
MISA Zimbabwe is greatly concerned with government’s sincerity to boost local content production following the call by the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) on 21 January 2018 seeking to licence…
A ZIMBABWEAN court on Wednesday 13 December 2017 set free NewsDay journalist Kenneth Nyangani, who was being prosecuted for allegedly writing and publishing an article on the donation of some…
Zimbabwe experienced a major internet blackout on 5 December 2017. This was due to a fault on Liquid Telecoms Zimbabwe’s main fibre line close to Beitbridge Border Post, but on…
Section 1: Summation of the study 1) Structure of the paper This paper is an anatomy of internet freedoms and governance in Zimbabwe. It is divided into five main sections...
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As President Emmerson Mnangagwa assumes his presidency following his inauguration as Zimbabwe’s new leader, MISA Zimbabwe urges him to prioritise the implementation of long overdue media reforms critical to a…
Community Radio Harare (CORAH), a community radio initiative that has been waiting for a broadcasting radio licence to operate in Harare since 2001, would like to thank Zimbabweans from all…