According to The Sunday Mail edition of 10 April 2016, the measures are meant to protect citizens’ rights following a surge in social media abuse through propagating falsehoods, defamation, ...
Detectives visited Newsday offices in search of its deputy editor Nqaba Matshazi on January 6th 2016.
The ZMC accreditation card is issued to facilitate the entry and coverage by journalists of public institutions and events including the Parliament of Zimbabwe. By subjecting journalists duly ...
MISA Malawi has been campaigning for legislation on Access to Information since 2004. President Peter Mutharika has promised on several occasions that his administration is committed to ensuring ...
The draft Access to Information Bill has undergone numerous reviews by different stakeholders including Ministry of Justice. The draft was approved by the Cabinet Committee on Legal and ...
MISA Malawi has been campaigning for the review of the Communications Act since 2005 to promote a three tier system of broadcasting and ensure independence of MBC as a public service ...
Privately owned Daily News journalists prohibited by authorities to cover a function at First Lady Grace Mugabe's Mazowe orphanage.
The visit by the police station follows the questioning of the initiatives’ producer Wilson Maposa on 15 June 2015 over suspicion that the initiative owned broadcasting equipment and had started ...
Subsequent to the questioning of Wilson Maphosa by police regarding broadcasting equipment belonging to Wezhira Community Radio initiative, the initiative was requested to submit an inventory of the ...
Privately owned newspaper Newsday published an article revealing an admittance by President Robert Mugabe of owing businessman Ray Kaukonde $30 million, that had been ncurred by Frst Lady Grace