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Wave of harassment of independent journalists

Published on 17 October 2012Read

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Activists released

Detained Media Monitoring Project staff freed on bail

Published on 20 December 2011Read

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Jamming of radio stations extended to VOA

The sabotaging of broadcasts by radio stations based abroad is continuing in Zimbabwe, Reporters Without Borders said today after learning that (...)

Published on 6 July 2006 Read

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Government urged to acknowledge defeat and let The Daily News resume publishing

Reporters Without Borders today called on the Zimbabwean authorities to recognise their inability to maintain a ban on The Daily News independent (...)

Published on 28 March 2006 Read

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Three journalists forced to go in purge of The Daily Mirror

Reporters Without Borders today condemned a purge being carried out by the government within The Daily Mirror newspaper in which three (...)

Published on 8 March 2006 Read

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Intelligence agents beat up a reporter accused of working for foreign media

Reporters Without Borders strongly condemned a brutal attack against freelance journalist Gift Phiri, former reporter for the weekly Zimbabwe (...)

Published on 20 February 2006 Read

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High court decision opens way for Daily News to reappear

Welcoming a Harare high court decision that ordered the governmental Media and Information Commission (MIC) to reconsider an application by the (...)

Published on 9 February 2006 Read

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Journalists get renewed accreditation in exchange for retraction

The Media and Information Commission yesterday finally renewed the accreditation of the 15 journalists working for the privately-owned Zimbabwe (...)

Published on 3 February 2006 Read

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Commission threatens one of the last independent newspapers with closure

Reporters Without Borders voiced dismay today at learning that Tafataona Mahoso, the head of the Media and Information Commission (MIC), recently (...)

Published on 19 January 2006 Read

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Government draws up blacklist of people whose passports are to be confiscated

Reporters Without Borders voiced outrage today at the government’s action in drawing up a blacklist of some 60 leading Zimbabweans, some currently (...)

Published on 12 December 2005 Read