Sand blasters vow to remain put
Illegal sand blasters in Harare South wetland between Mvurachena and Eyestone have vowed to continue with their business despite being fined or the urgent need to preserve wetlands, saying it is their only source of income. In interview with Zimsentinel,…
Consumers miffed by Econet latest 200% tariff hikes
Many consumers are miffed by the latest 200% Econet Wireless tariff hikes on data and voice calls saying the new development would make it difficult for them to communicate be it either for business or socially. The outcry follows new…
Leave No Youth Behind speaks on July 30 elections period
By Zim Sentinel Youth advocacy organisation and civic pressure group Leave No Youth Behind, which was active in mobilizing youths to vote in the July 30 polls, has released a statement in which it raised concern on the post-election violence…
Comment: MDC Must Not Slacken on Reform Push
Yesterday’s MDC organised march in push for reforms could not have come at an appropriate time. With Zimbabwe almost heading for another sham election. With observer missions trooping onto the country and with the imperative for salvaging the country from…
staff reporter Media experts and analysts have called on the government to speedily implement the relevant media law reforms to free the media.this was said at the breakfast meeting hosted by the Media Institute of Southern Africa to commemorate the…
Media Alliance Partners call on the government to implement media reforms
By Staff Reporter Zimbabwe’s media sector still faces some challenges and still is far from being free. This was said by the Media Alliance of Zimbabwe partners at a press conference held at the media centre today. The alliance partners…
Steward Bank’s actions a cause of concern for the media
After Steward bank raided business publication, The Source last week armed with a court order, journalists from different publications took it upon themselves to defend what they felt was media freedom under threat. In the eyes of the media and…