The case of journalist Hopewell Chin'ono who stands accused of inciting violence in advance of planned anti-government protests took another twist Wednesday after he was asked to testify on the state of prisons in Zimbabwe but in private. Chin'onos defence team led by Beatrice Mtetwa had
Incarcerated Zimbabwean Journalists-cum activist, Hopewell Chin'ono has approached the Harare Magistrate Courts with a fresh bail application based on ‘changed circumstances.’ Chin’ono who was denied bail at both the Harare Magistrates and High Courts is through his legal counsel seeking to overturn the earlier judgments arguing
Opposition Transform Zimbabwe leader and the organizer of the 31 July scheduled demonstration, Jacob Ngarivhume has been denied bail
Transform Zimbabwe Zimbabwe leader and the convener of the 13 July protest Jacob Ngarivhume and freelance investigative journalists Hopewell Chin'ono who were arrested on Monday are currently appearing before Harare magistrate court
Police rambles with Zimbabwe Human Rights prominent lawyers, Beatrice Mtetwa, Doug Coltart and Kudzai Mutisi who were arguing with police that they should not seize Chin'onos camera
The arrest came few days before the start of the anti-corruption demonstration which has been given much support by many opposition leaders and citizens including Nelson Chamisa of the MDCAlliance. ..
Police in Harare have raided Government critic and journalist Hopewell Chin’ono’s home under unclear circumstances, human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa has said. Posting on Twitter, Chin’ono announced that the police were harassing his workers before he later shot a video showing police details inside his house. “Police
Estranged wife to Vice President Constantino Chiwenga who has been locked up in cells since December 14 has been released on RTGS$50 000 bail pending trial
#Thisflag movement leader who is also His Generation Church leader Pastor Evan Mawarire and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union, ZCTU president, Peter Mutasa are now temporarily off the hook as the state drops charges of treason against them
Harare Magistrate Gloria Takundwa is set today to make a ruling in the case against MDC National Deputy Chairperson Tendai Biti
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