NewsDay

Police and politicians in Zimbabwe should respect the right of journalists to report the news without fear of intimidation or violence, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said on Thursday after police beat up a journalist in the…
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HARARE - Wendy Muperi and Wonai Masvingise, journalists with privately-owned newspapers, Daily News and NewsDay respectively, were on Friday, briefly detained by ZANU-PF security personnel while covering a demonstration at the party’s…
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Zanu PF’s campaign strategy ahead of the forthcoming general elections will hinge on infiltration of churches, neutralisation of civic society and use of traditional leaders to whip the rural electorate into line, internal party documents…
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How can we possibly assist in paying for football-related airfares when our ministry is in so dire need of cash? Is it also proper that we should bail out football when children cannot go to school because they cannot pay fees? What is more…
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HARARE- There was drama at Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Charter House offices on Tuesday when MDC-T security staff blocked principal director Valentine Sinemane from entering the building, accusing him of leaking “confidential…
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HARARE- Internet usage and access by adults in urban areas in Zimbabwe grew from 31 percent to 34 percent in the last quarter according to the latest Zimbabwe All Media and Products Survey published yesterday.
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Former Information Minister and Zanu PF ‘strategist’ Jonathan Moyo has been accused of planting a false story in the state owned media that claimed Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai had bribed editors from three independent newspapers not to…
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I would like to point out that the story that I received cash from the Prime Minister makes interesting reading because this Christmas was the most miserable I have ever experienced because I was extremely broke writes Daily News editor…
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EDDIE CROSS: So 2011 ends, for Zanu PF on a disturbing note, their leadership ailing, their camp divided and now the pillars of their grip on the State under attack from a quarter where they have no control.
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Gweru- Two of the three women accused of ritualistic sexual attacks on at least 17 male hitch-hikers were forced to seek refuge at a police station in Gweru last Friday after they were attacked at a busy bus terminus by irate residents in…
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