ZINEF calls for a stop to arbitrary arrests of journalists,urges SADC,AU to speak up
By Dumisani Muleya ON 8 January 2021, Zimbabwean police arrested award-winning journalist Hopewell Chin’ono at his home in Harare for allegedly publishing a falsehood or communicating false information which is
3 Zimbabweans amongst Google News Initiative fellows
The School of Arts and Media at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) is pleased to announce the 14 participants in the new the Journalism Innovation and Leadership Programme supported
Call for Entries:African Women in Media Award for Women’s Entrepreneurship in Africa
The winner will be bestowed with USD 2,500 cash prize, and online courses from one of the most respected international universities APO Group a pan-African communications and business consultancy, presents
ZRP must spruce its access to information policy-media
By Nhau Mangirazi CHINHOYI– Journalists from Mashonaland West raised concern over how Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has denied access on the right to information while on duty to write stories
Some journos reserved over EMA golden key on MISA transparency index
By Nhau Mangirazi CHINHOYI– Journalists from different media houses in Mashonaland West have reservations on Environmental Management Agency (EMA) as the most open institution in Zimbabwe. Media Institute of Southern
Facebook promotes access to info on COVID-19 in Africa
…fights misinformation on the pandemic By Kenneth Matimaire American social media conglomerate corporation, Facebook Inc has set a series of measures to promote access to credible information and combat the
Chitungwiza Municipality most secretive institution – survey
By Kenneth Matimaire The Chitungwiza Municipality has been ranked as the most secretive institution in the country by a survey conducted by the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Zimbabwe’s
Facebook partners with the National Blood Service Zim to increase blood donations in the country
Zimbabweans who are between 18-65 years old, will have the option to sign up as blood donors on Facebook HARARE, — Facebook in partnership with the National Blood Service Zimbabwe
Journalist acquitted on charges of violating Covid-19 regulations
NewsDay journalist Rex Mphisa and Zimpapers sales representative Charles Marerwa were on 27 August 2020 acquitted by Magistrate Ania Chimweta on charges of violating the COVID-19 regulations. The magistrate ruled
Is the future of radio jobs getting bleak?
Exit of popular 702 radio hosts based on audience survey – Primedia In a statement, the Primedia Group confirmed in July that employees were notified of its intention to proceed
