Zimbabwe Media Commission

Government has dismissed as malicious a story by the privately owned newspaper, NewsDay, that Zanu-PF had roped in a militia group from neighbouring Mozambique to help it win the upcoming harmonised elections by force.
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There is widespread gnashing of teeth among workers from the independent Commissions and parastatals after the Public Service Commission announced that they will no longer be allowed to board its buses starting from next month.
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Media stakeholders have accused Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa of presenting "flawed" principles to the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) Amendment Bill and the Media Practitioners Bill (MPB) to cabinet.
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The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has formed a committee to monitor journalists during the upcoming elections claiming it wants to 'ensure that the media adheres to its regulations'.
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New York Times (NYT) correspondent Jeffrey Moyo, who is facing charges of contravening the Immigration Act, has filed an application for discharge at the High Court, citing lack of evidence linking him to the crime
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New York Times correspondent Jeffrey Moyo, who was arrested last week, is said to be living in horrific conditions in remand prison after he was denied bail by a Bulawayo magistrate early this week.
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Parliament’s Committee on Standing Rules and Orders on Friday interviewed prospective commissioners to fill vacancies on the Zimbabwe Media Commission and the Zimbabwe Gender Commission.
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Journalists on duty are allowed to operate during the 21-day lockdown using their 2019 Press cards until the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) issues them with new ones, a top police officer has said.
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Government has gazetted registration fees for accreditation of journalists by the Zimbabwe Media Commission, with locals required to pay $120 for a new applicant, $80 renewal and $50 for a card replacement.
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HARARE - The Daily News has filed a complaint with the Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) against lawyer Nickiel Mushangwe for unethical conduct in connection with the way he has handled the newspaper’s disagreement with preacher Emmanuel…
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