Media urged to engage communities
“Communities have remained peripheral and therefore vulnerable to elite manipulation because not enough is being done to involve them in setting the news agenda.”
By Sofia Mapuranga
Jan. 22, 2023
Press freedom a fundamental human right: US official
Rebecca Archer-Knepper, the public diplomacy Officer at the US embassy in Harare, told journalists in Kadoma on Friday that her government considered a free media “indispensable”.
By Sofia Mapuranga
Dec. 11, 2022
Harare residents plot garbage blockade
Yesterday, the Information for Development Trust (IDT) and the Harare Residents Trust petitioned Harare City Council over the costly deal.
By Kenneth Nyangani
Oct. 13, 2022
Corruption watch: Political interference crippling fight against corruption
On interference, it’s not as though Matanda-Moyo was whimpering just for the sake of yapping.
By Tawanda Majoni
Oct. 9, 2022
Promoting accountable investments in Zimbabwe
We have enjoyed this continuing partnership with the IDT.
By The Standard
Sep. 25, 2022
Corruption watch: Mbudzi interchange fast turning into a nightmare
The interchange project is planned to be completed within one and a half years.
By Tawanda Majoni
Sep. 24, 2022
The story behind Zim media’s coverage of China
This publication denied the allegations, insisted that its investigations were factual and balanced and, in turn, accused the embassy of making serious threats against the media.
By Nkosana Dlamini
Sep. 18, 2022
Corruption watch: No-one is taking the Motlanthe report seriously
Actually, the courts awarded the compensation something like two years ago. This was just an upward review of the money then granted, given the inflation that has been playing havoc with both the local and foreign currencies.
By The Southern Eye
Aug. 7, 2022
Corruption watch: No-one is taking the Motlanthe report seriously
Actually, the courts awarded the compensation something like two years ago. This was just an upward review of the money then granted, given the inflation that has been playing havoc with both the local and foreign currencies.
By The Southern Eye
Aug. 7, 2022
