Mxolisi Ncube

The mystery Baba Jukwa Facebook character will ‘remain hidden’ until Zimbabwe becomes a democracy again, according to a journalist accused of being the vigilante.
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Zimbabwean journalist Mxolisi Ncube was not arrested in South Africa in connection with the ongoing hunt for mystery Facebook blogger Baba Jukwa according to his Harare based lawyer Obert Gutu.
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Two journalists earlier suspected of running the Baba Jukwa Facebook page are filing a US$100 million defamation lawsuit against the State media and New Zimbabwe.com after they carried reports linking them to the faceless internet mole.
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Police in Zimbabwe have released a list of 10 people accused of helping popular but mysterious Facebook blogger Baba Jukwa. Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi and his brother Phillip are already in police custody and awaiting trial.
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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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The Zanu (PF) succession battle has taken a new twist with the emergence of a mysterious new group calling itself the “263preez team”.
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A number of senior ZANU PF politicians, businessmen and individuals are preparing to sue the social networking site Facebook for what they consider to be a violation of their privacy rights.
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A senior staffer at the Sunday Mail is behind the leaking of recent Baba Jukwa exposés. He is working with senior politicians in Zanu (PF) and intelligence agents to fight a factional war ahead of the party’s elective congress this year.
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Two South African based journalists have said they are going to sue the New Zimbabwe.com news website over a story claiming that they are the ones being behind the popular but faceless Facebook political character Baba Jukwa.
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Baba Jukwa- the Facebook vigilante- assumed the role of a mole within President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu PF party, purporting to be fighting for the truth. He became popular prior to the July 2013 election, garnering up to 300,000 likes within…
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