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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.
The New York Times on Sunday published a major report into US President Donald Trump’s federal income tax affairs, weeks ahead of the November 3 election when he hopes to win a second term.
The publishers of the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal asked China on Tuesday to reconsider its order expelling 13 US journalists, arguing the action imperils “access to critical information” about the global virus pandemic.
US President Donald Trump’s businesses lost more than $1 billion from 1985 to 1994, according to the New York Times, which said it obtained printouts from the president’s official Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax transcripts.
The publisher of the New York Times has urged President Donald Trump not to continue labelling reporters “enemies of the people”, saying it could “lead to violence” against the media. AG Sulzberger made the details of their off-the-record meeting public after Mr Trump tweeted about it.
Apple has withdrawn the New York Times from its China App Store, following a request from Chinese authorities. The paper said the move was aimed at preventing readers in China “from accessing independent news coverage”. Apple said they had been informed the app violated Chinese regulations but did not say what rules had been broken. […]
Donald Trump will now meet New York Times executives, his spokeswoman says, hours after cancelling the face-to-face, complaining of “nasty” coverage. The US president-elect had earlier accused the newspaper on Twitter of changing the terms of the meeting. The apparent U-turn came a day after he berated media chiefs at Trump Tower for their “unfair” […]
Former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling spoke to a journalist in Washington about the CIA. Now a judge has sentenced him to prison for three and a half years for revealing classified information.
This is what Zanu PF strategist Jonathan Moyo wrote when the WikiLeaks first exploded late last year. Moyo was then unaware that he has numerous cables of his own in which he discussed with US diplomats strategies to fight President Robert Mugabe.