Vikas Mavhudzi

This article analyses the arrest of Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi for allegedly "attempting to subvert a constitutionally elected government or alternatively attempting to commit an act of insurgency, banditry, sabotage or terrorism"…
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A teenager who was arrested Thursday and accused of insulting President Robert Mugabe is out of custody after a Mutare magistrate granted him bail on Saturday.
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Facebook is currently the most accessed site by Zimbabweans, with over 900 000 users reported in October 2011. However, out of fear of the rising power of the new media, ZANU PF has used both human and financial resources to increase cyber-…
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The case against a Bulawayo man, accused of trying to overthrow the Robert Mugabe regime using social media site Facebook, has been thrown out of court, in what commentators have said is a victory for online activism in Zimbabwe.
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A police officer has been in detention for two weeks after he used a toilet specially reserved for President Robert Mugabe’s use. Sergeant Alois Mabhunu, a police homicide detective in Bulawayo, was on surveillance duty a fortnight ago at…
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is always astonished when claims are made that his regime are infringing basic human rights and, if truth be told, he is actually right.
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Thirty nine year old Vikas Mavhudzi who was arrested on the 24th of February this year for posting a message on Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s facebook wall, was on Wednesday denied bail by a court in Bulawayo.
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Robert Mugabe’s regime desperate to suppress any popular revolt organised on the internet has arrested a 39 year old Bulawayo man Vikas Mavhudzi over a message he posted on the social networking site Facebook.
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