The Media Alliance of Zimbabwe (MAZ) has welcomed the recent Cabinet principles aimed at amending the Broadcasting Services Act (BSA), the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) Act, and the introduction of the Media Practitioners Bill. In a statement, MAZ chairperson Perfect Hlongwane, noted that these principles mark
263Chat · Journalist Charged With Disorderly Conduct Freelance journalist Anywhere Yotamu who was arrested by the police in Harare Central Business District (CBD) as he was filming a scuffle between taxi drivers and easy park rank marshals pictures has been charged with disorderly conduct. Yotamu was summoned
European Union (EU) head of political section in Zimbabwe, Lourdes Chamorro has reiterated the need for safeguarding journalists in their line of duty saying the profession is not a crime hence harassment by security elements should not be met with impunity. Chamorro said, impunity for crimes
A Harare magistrate has remanded into custody two journalists who were yesterday arrested while conducting their duties at Parktown Hospital. Samuel Takawira (263Chat) and Frank Chikowore (Freelance) are being charged for contravening Section 11 (B) of SI 83 of 2020, Public Health (Covid-19 Prevention, Containment and
Climate change researchers and scientists said media practitioners have the inimitable capacity to help step up climate action through support and education, but their potential to amplify the climate change agenda still remains largely unexploited. By Lazarus Sauti Speaking at the Climate Change Workshop, systematised by the
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