VIDEO - Zimbabwe's #ThisFlag Movement Leader Finally Speaks
Forced into exile last year, Evan Mawarire returned and was promptly arrested on charges that include subverting the government and inciting public violence. He has been released on bail and if found guilty he faces a 20-year sentence. In an interview with Advocate Fadzayi Mahere, Mawarire answers questions from the public.
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Zimbabwe: The Return of Evan Mawarire
Zimbabwe Standard, 12 February 2017
After spending a week in remand prison following his arrest as he returned home from a brief stint in exile, many had expected outspoken pastor Evan Mawarire to scale down his… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Zim a Big Prison, Says #ThisFlag Movement Pastor Mawarire
Zimbabwe Standard, 19 February 2017
Pastor Evan Mawarire was defiant when he emerged out of the gates of Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison following his brief incarceration on treason related charges early this… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Mawarire - the Conspiracy of Desperation
The Herald, 8 February 2017
When Evan Mawarire, the face of the anti-Government #ThisFlag "movement" came back from the United States where he had sought self-exile, the ensuing discourse of his action was… Read more »
InFocus
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A Zimbabwean court has released Evan Mawarire, the pastor who last year led a surge of protests against President Robert Mugabe. Read more »
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This follows President Robert Mugabe's continued violation of human rights without regard to protections in the country's constitution. Raising an alarm has been the recent arrest ... Read more »
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Evan Mawarire, the protest pastor arrested in Harare as he returned from exile, "is being held in Chikurubi Prison where convicted murderers are held instead of the normal remand ... Read more »
Pastor Evan Mawarire addressed students at Stellenbosch University in 2016 (file photo).
