MISA Zimbabwe

Three journalists were assaulted by Zanu PF thugs in Bulawayo on Monday while they were covering skirmishes in the city between vendors and supporters of the ruling party.
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The Zimbabwe Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA Zimbabwe chapter) has condemned the arrest of Alpha Media Holdings editor-in-chief Wisdom Mdzungairi and senior reporter Desmond Chingarande over allegations that they published…
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The Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa Zimbabwe) has implored the government to include journalists among the first priority groups listed for the Covid-19 vaccination rollout programme.
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The Media Institute of Southern Africa (Zimbabwe chapter) has expressed concern over the proposed Patriot Bill which has the potential of curtailing the exercise of rights such as media freedom and freedom of expression, right to privacy,…
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MISA Zimbabwe - 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 and abuse of…
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Zimbabwean journalist Gilbert Munetsi was Friday arrested and spent a night in police cells in Chitungwiza for allegedly violating the 6 am – 6 pm Covid-19 curfew regulations.
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The High Court on Monday granted the Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa Zimbabwe) a relief order interdicting police from harassing, arresting and detaining journalists who are carrying out their lawful duties during the national…
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A freelance journalist was on Saturday beaten up by police officers and forced to delete his footage in the Harare suburb of Kuwadzana where he was covering their lockdown enforcement.
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Most Zimbabweans will find it difficult working from home and stay informed during the coronavirus lockdown due to limited access to internet in a country ranked among one of the most expensive for data tarrifs, says the Media Institute of…
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A documentary which explores the post-independence political disturbances in the Matabeleland and Midlands provinces is set to be showcased here during the Intwasa Arts Festival, as the number of activists and artists trying to get closure…
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