Zimbabwe’s media landscape, access to information, digital rights remain bleak
While relations between the media and government has relatively improved, more needs to be done to foster media freedom and the enjoyment of freedom of expression rights in Zimbabwe. However, the country still has repressive laws used to suppress media freedom and...
How Zimbabwe’s Nash TV gained over 300,000 followers in 7 months
By Lemuel Chekai When the Zimbabwean government enacted a lockdown on March 30, 2020 to suppress the rapid spread of COVID-19, musicians, most of whom earn a living on a hand-to-mouth basis from live performances, were the hardest hit. A total ban on large gatherings,...
As Zimbabwe’s economy sunk, journalist Zenzele Ndebele rose to the occasion with CITE
By Ivan Okuda In 2016, Zimbabwe’s economy was in shambles. So derelict was the financial system that the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe at the end of that year introduced bond notes as a local surrogate currency, corresponding in value, to the US dollar to fix the severe...
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