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Sep 10 2020
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Journalists acquitted of breaching COVID-19 regulations

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

Freelance journalists Frank Chikowore and Samuel Takawira were on 10 September 2020 acquitted on charges of breaching the COVID-19 regulations by Mbare Magistrate Kudzai Hove. On 1 September 2020 their…

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Sep 02 2020
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Journalist Chin’ono finally granted bail

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

Journalist Hopewell Chin’ono who has been in custody for more than a month was on 2 September 2020 finally granted bail by High Court judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi. This followed…

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Sep 01 2020
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Journalists apply for discharge on charges of breaching COVID-19 regulations

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

Freelance journalists Frank Chikowore and Samuel Takawira on 1 September 2020 applied for discharge at the close of the State case on allegations of breaching the COVID-19 regulations. Paidamoyo Saurombe who…

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Sep 01 2020
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Detained Journalist Chin’ono Unwell – Defence Lawyers

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

Lawyers representing detained journalist Hopewell Chin’ono on 1 September 2020 told Harare Magistrate Ngoni Nduna that the journalist is not feeling well as he is feverish and having severe headaches….

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Aug 31 2020
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New private television stations should reflect diversity in ownership

By Media Institute for Southern Africa Zimbabwe (MISA Zimbabwe) | Media

The shortlisting of applicants for interviews for private television stations by the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) is a welcome development that should end the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation’s (ZBC) monopoly…

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Aug 27 2020
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Journalist acquitted on charges of violating Covid-19 regulations

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

NewsDay journalist Rex Mphisa and Zimpapers sales representative Charles Marerwa were on 27 August 2020 acquitted by Magistrate Ania Chimweta on charges of violating the COVID-19 regulations. The magistrate ruled…

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Aug 24 2020
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Office of independent newspaper bombed in Mozambique

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

On the night of 23 August 2020, the offices of Canal De Mozambique (CanalMoz) suffered a suspected arson attack with reports indicating that computers and other key equipment were burnt…

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Aug 24 2020
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Journalist Chin’ono denied bail yet again

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

Journalist Hopewell Chin’ono was on 24 August 2020 denied bail yet again following his fresh bail application on the basis of changed circumstances. However, in his ruling, Harare magistrate Ngoni…

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Aug 18 2020
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Lawyer Mtetwa barred from representing journalist Chin’ono

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

Harare magistrate Ngoni Nduna on 18 August 2020 disqualified lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa from representing journalist Hopewell Chin’ono who is in custody on charges of inciting public violence. This followed an…

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Aug 18 2020
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SADC resolution on social media abuse cause for concern

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

Southern African Development Community (SADC) Heads of State and Government at the end of their recent Ordinary Summit resolved to take pre-emptive measures against external interference, impact of fake news…

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