Stanley Gama

University of Zimbabwe law lecturer Professor Lovemore Madhuku has slapped Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe (ANZ) Limited, publishers of the Daily News, with a US$200 000 lawsuit after the paper published two stories last year alleging…
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HARARE - Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe (ANZ) Group Editor, Stanley Gama, has been cleared of criminal defamation charges after a Harare magistrate today said that the law under which he was being charged had been declared illegal by the…
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The MDC condemns the arrest of Daily News Editor, Stanley Gama and the senior writer, Fungi Kwaramba on Monday at the instigation of controversial businessman, Kamal Khalfan, over stories linking the Omani citizen to underhand deals in…
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Daily News editor Stanley Gama and his senior reporter Fungi Kwaramba were on Monday charged by the police for allegedly criminally defaming businessman Kamal Khalfan. Both Gama and Kwaramba were summoned to Highlands Police Station where…
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Daily News group editor Stanley Gama and reporter Fungisai Kwaramba were yesterday picked up by the police for questioning in relation to a story published in January about businessman Mr Kamal Khalfan accusing him of shady dealings and…
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HARARE - The Daily News has filed a complaint with the Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) against lawyer Nickiel Mushangwe for unethical conduct in connection with the way he has handled the newspaper’s disagreement with preacher Emmanuel…
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HARARE - In a further confirmation that the Daily News is the best newspaper in the country by a mile, the popular paper’s journalists scooped the highest number of awards at the 2012 National Journalism and Media Awards (Njama) held in…
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HARARE - The editor of the Daily News, Stanley Gama — also Group Editor of Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe (ANZ) — was yesterday detained by police together with his deputy, Chris Goko, at the behest of maverick businessman and Zimpapers…
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The case in which Zanu-PF Politburo member Professor Jonathan Moyo is suing Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe over two articles published in the Daily News based on WikiLeaks reports has been referred to trial.
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HARARE - Controversial property developer, Ken Sharpe has pleaded with Media and Information minister Webster Shamu to force the Daily News to write positive stories about the controversial Zimbabwe Shopping Mall to be built on wetlands in…
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