Journalists in Zimbabwe Face Attacks Ahead Of Polls
Four journalists have been attacked in one month, drawing sharp condemnation from the press freedom watchdog, the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA).
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Zimbabwe: Journalists Targeted Amid Pre-Election Tension (press release)
Committee to Protect Journalists, 18 June 2013
All parties in Zimbabwe's government of national unity must respect the responsibility of journalists to document events and report the views of citizens, especially in the run-up ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Journalist in Zimbabwe Battling for Life After Being Kidnapped, Assaulted
International Freedom of Expression Exchange Clearing House, 18 June 2013
Freelance journalist, Paul Pindani, is reportedly battling for life after he was abducted from his home and severely assaulted in Mashonaland West's provincial capital of Chinhoyi ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Beating Journalists Not Best Way to Win Friends
Zimbabwe Independent, 14 June 2013
The episode last Friday at Harvest House in which Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's security personnel attacked a journalist from this newspaper, Herbert Moyo, comes as no ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Journalist Left for Dead Is 4th Reporter to Be Attacked in One Week
SW Radio Africa, 17 June 2013
The growing number of attacks against journalists in Zimbabwe has drawn sharp condemnation from a media watchdog which described the trend as 'disturbing'. read more »
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Zimbabwe: MDC-T Unleashes Wave of Violence
The Herald, 19 June 2013
MDC-T has unleashed a wave of intra- and inter-party political violence in a bid to not only trash the political environment to abet its call for poll postponement, but to also ... read more »
Zimbabwean journalists protesting (file photo).
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