Nqaba Matshazi

By Brezhnev Mlaba | IOL | Zimbawean opposition political parties say South Africa is paying the price for propping up President Robert Mugabe’s government whose controversial policies are responsible for the influx of economic refugees…
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HARARE - Two Zimbabwean journalists have been arrested over a story that claimed members of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) received their annual bonuses secretly. NewsDay Deputy Editor, Nqaba Matshazi and reporter…
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The Constitutional Court yesterday ruled that criminal defamation must be repealed because it is undemocratic, following an application by local journalists, Nevanji Madanhire and Nqaba Matshazi.
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Zimbabwean media has been having a field day with exposés of corruption and greed by state companies or at least companies linked to the government.
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Former Big Brother (UK) reality television star Makosi Musambasi decided to burn her personalised Arsenal jersey after the gunners crashed out of the Capital One Cup on penalties to League 2 side Bradford City.
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I felt a surge of patriotism and pride when I saw Kirsty Coventry carrying Zimbabwe’s flag at the opening ceremony of London 2012; it was a moment of great joy as a Zimbabwean. After all she is our only realistic medal hope writes Nqaba…
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Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition condemns the ransacking by the police of the Media Monitoring Project of Zimbabwe (MMPZ) offices and detention of the Director, Andrew Moyse at Harare Central Police station.
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Dr Munyaradzi Kereke, an adviser to Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Gideon Gono, is suing The Standard newspaper over claims he raped his 11 year old niece last year. In papers filed in the High Court last Thursday, Dr Kereke is demanding…
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The Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe (VMCZ) has condemned in the strongest terms possible the arrest on Tuesday this week of Standard Editor, Nevanji Madanhire, and reporter Nqaba Matshazi on charges of criminal defamation and theft of…
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HARARE - President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu PF supporters stormed Parliament in Harare yesterday, beating MPs and journalists while women traders were rounded up in Mbare and forced to attend their party meeting, as the political situation in…
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