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Topic : Media Alliance Of Zimbabwe

Media lobby groups concerned by Mangwana threats

He said the publication was breaking the law and that the “writing was on the wall” for the media house.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 16, 2024

Media lobby groups concerned by Mangwana threats

Zim’s media sector at crossroads

Mafukidze said the Zimbabwean media cannot continue to operate in silos in order to be competitive.

By Staff Reporter Mar. 24, 2024

Media sector needs bailing out

Matewu said the anticipated reforms to the Broadcasting Services Act should be expedited to allow for foreign direct investment into the sector.

By Staff Reporter Mar. 20, 2024

ZBC sex scandal jolts industry

Media Alliance of Zimbabwe programmes manager Nigel Nyamutumbu said there was need to take issues of sexual harassment seriously to stop the vice.

By Vanessa Gonye Oct. 1, 2023

Call to scrap ZBC license fees

Sibanda was speaking at a media policy dialogue hosted by the Media Alliance of Zimbabwe (MAZ) in Harare.

By Staff Reporter Sep. 30, 2023

August 23: Bans against journos raise eyebrows

“In Zimbabwe, the right to freedom of expression and freedom of the media is guaranteed under Section 61 of the constitution,” MAZ said in a statement.

By Staff Reporter Aug. 20, 2023

August 23: Bans against journos raise eyebrows

Mnangagwa’s draconian law challenged in court

In an urgent High Court application filed on Friday, the Media Alliance of Zimbabwe (MAZ) and journalist Zenzele Ndebele said the law was unconstitutional and too vague.

By Harriet Chikandiwa Jul. 23, 2023

Mnangagwa’s draconian law challenged in court

Journos need support: Mwonzora

Mwonzora engaged media practitioners at Morgan Richard Tsvangirai House in Harare where he said hate speech was the main trigger of violence during elections.

By Tafadzwa Kachiko May. 30, 2023