Evan Mawarire

Exiled Zanu-PF fierce critic and evangelical pastor Evan Mawarire this week shared notes with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken about the 'deteriorating human rights situation in Zimbabwe'.
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The United Nations Watch has commended activist and cleric Evan Mawarire’s fight for democracy, pledging to support him as he heads for trial.
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A Zimbabwe pastor and activist charged with subversion was released on bail after more than a week on Wednesday and said he needs a doctor — as do hundreds of people still in jail with wounds from beatings by security forces.
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Activist and cleric Evan Mawarire  who is facing treason charges  has been further remanded to Tuesday while a High Court judge goes through bail application arguments.
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Legal challenges to a brutal clampdown on dissent by Zimbabwe’s government were set in motion on Monday, as fears that the country is veering back towards authoritarian rule drove some leaders of the main opposition party into hiding.
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Zimbabwe lost millions of dollars after the country was brought to a virtual standstill by a highly successful mass stay-away engineered by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) and social media group #ThisFlag.
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Zimbabwean doctors said on Thursday they had treated nearly 70 people for gunshot wounds while police rounded up hundreds after violent protests this week triggered by a steep rise in fuel prices.
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Zimbabwe police armed with AK-47 rifles arrested Evan Mawarire, an activist and pastor, from his home in the capital, Harare, on Wednesday morning as a crackdown grew over protests against dramatic fuel price hikes in the economically…
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Nehanda Radio looks at the Top 10 most followed Zimbabwean preachers on social media. We have added up the number of followers each of these "Men of God" have on the three most popular networks, that is Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and…
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A Zimbabwean pastor who became the face of demonstrations against ousted ruler Robert Mugabe last year is suing security forces for $65,000 over alleged wrongful arrest and detention, lawyers confirmed on Thursday.
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