Former Minister of information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Professor Jonathan Moyo says Zimbabwean authorities abducted journalist cum activist Hopewell Chin’ono yesterday after they forcibly gained entry into his home. In a live interview with a local publication, Prof Moyo said the fact that they broke into
Police have this afternoon confirmed the arrest of journalist Hopewell Chin’ono and convener of the 31 July anti-Government protests Jacob Ngarivhume. Confirming the arrests, Police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner, Paul Nyathi said the duo are being charged with incitement to participate in public violence. “The Zimbabwe Republic Police
Police in Harare have raided Government critic and journalist Hopewell Chin’ono’s home under unclear circumstances, human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa has said. Posting on Twitter, Chin’ono announced that the police were harassing his workers before he later shot a video showing police details inside his house. “Police
Journalist Hopewell Chin’ono says he is not bothered by threats from politicians and individuals following his exposure of corrupt officials within Government. Speaking during a live online TV programme Chin’ono said the threats are meant to distract him from the real issues in the country. “It’s actually
The ruling Zanu PF has sent a chilling warning to journalist Hopewell Chin’ono accusing him of attacking President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his family through social media. Addressing journalists in Harare today, acting Zanu PF spokesperson, Patrick Chinamasa told Chin'ono to stop his attacks on the integrity
War veterans have called for a constitutional amendment to raise the Presidential age from the current 40 to 52 in a move widely seen as a ploy to block opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa from contesting elections in 2023. Addressing a press conference in the capital
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