Edmund Kudzayi

The ruling ZANU PF party is making a ‘sacrificial lamb’ out of the Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi while pursuing those allegedly linked to Information Minister Jonathan Moyo.
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HARARE - Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi, who stands accused of banditry, inciting the overthrow of a constitutionally-elected government, insurgency, terrorism and sabotage, has been remanded in custody to July 7 after the courts…
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In 2012 I launched an anonymous online personality (AmaiJukwa) that focused on Zimbabwean politics. At the time I was living in the United Kingdom running a media and software business. My decision to be anonymous was motivated by a desire…
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The editor of the Sunday Mail Edmund Kudzayi, accused by the state of being the Facebook character Baba Jukwa, appeared in court on Monday and was remanded in custody to July 7th pending his bail application at the High Court.
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Every government in Africa has a Ministry of Information and this includes government run newspapers, radio stations, television stations and other forms of media.
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I have just read an article by the Chronicle editor Mduduzi Mathuthu about the Jukwa saga and in his efforts to try and dissociate Edmund Kudzayi from the radical Baba Jukwa by creating another false Baba Jukwa who came earlier than Amai…
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Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi who is facing banditry and terrorism charges has been remanded to July 7 and advised to approach the High Court for bail since his offence is classified under 3rd schedule.
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Detained Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi was one of the people behind Zanu PF’s aggressive media campaign ahead of last year’s elections, it has emerged.
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It was common, when I was editor of New Zimbabwe.com, to hear a reader remark that, “I just read the first paragraph of your stories, then quickly jump to the comments, they’re more fun.”
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A Zimbabwean newspaper editor faces sedition and other charges for creating a Facebook account that he allegedly used to reveal government secrets and insult the country’s president, a prosecutor said Saturday.
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