Patson Dzamara

By Vongai Mbara | Nehanda Showbiz | It’s probably fair to say that 2020 has been a tough year for most of us. It has been filled with worry, uncertainty, deaths and changes to the fundamental routines that we have built for ourselves…
Read More...

By Chenayi Mutambasere My dear friend Patson here is my attempt at writing a befitting tribute, it has been hard mate to say goodbye instead of come back. Even as I write it all seems extraordinarily surreal. Indeed a great lesson on the…
Read More...

Main opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has accused the Zanu PF government of poisoning political activist Patson Dzamara who succumbed to colon cancer this week.
Read More...

Dzamara famously walked up to Mugabe at an Independence Day event in 2016 holding a placard that said “Independent but not free. Where is my brother Itai?” Dzamara was whisked away by Mugabe’s security guards, who allegedly assaulted him.
Read More...

Political activist and brother to missing journalist Itai Dzamara, Patson Dzamara (34) has died. Only last week we reported how Dzamara was diagnosed with colon cancer.
Read More...

On Wednesday, Zimbabweans woke up to the saddening news that political activist and brother to the missing journalist Itai Dzamara, Patson Dzamara was diagnosed with colon cancer.
Read More...

Pro-democracy activists Patson Dzamara and Makomborero Haruzivishe had their main conviction for “trumped-up” robbery charges quashed yesterday after challenging their sentence.
Read More...

Patson Dzamara - On March 9, 2015, my brother Itai Dzamara was abducted by unknown men while getting a shave in Glen View 7. A report was made to the police on that particular day. Surprisingly, the police was reluctant to take action…
Read More...

Patson Dzamara - We need leaders who are not selfish and it's time for some to graciously pass on the baton to young people. Every door represents two things - entrance and exit. That's the matrix of a door. It's used to enter and…
Read More...

Patson Dzamara - I went to the bank this afternoon. When I got into the banking hall I joined the queue. While I was busy on my phone, an elderly lady in police uniform who stood in front of me greeted me. I greeted her back.
Read More...