Remembering Patson Dzamara, the Zimbabwean activist who never stopped searching for his brother
Strikes by medical professionals are the only language the Mnangagwa regime seems to understand
Mujuru has promised to track down missing Mugabe critic Itai Dzamara
A new breed of African freedom fighter is emerging, challenging authoritarianism with pure ideas that seek nothing but progress through liberty
Three years and one regime later, Itai Dzamara’s family is still waiting for information about his fate
It became clear that the freedoms we hoped would follow independence have been taken away by our own government
Patson Dzamara’s older brother, Itai, has been missing for more than two years after speaking out against the Mugabe regime
The missing journalist’s brother Patson vows not to remain silent “in the face of increasing oppression” by Zimbabwean authorities.
The brother of missing activist Itai Dzamara, says Zimbabwe has reached a watershed moment and the time for change has come.
Members of Parliament who represent constituencies outside Harare are raking in millions of Zimbabwean dollars every month from transport and accommodation allowances, despite staying in the capital most of the time they are attending parliamentary sessions, investigations by the <i>Zimbabwe Independent</i> have revealed.
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/ 10 September 2004
Former Harare Mayor, Elias Mudzuri, has said residents of the Zimbabwean capital and satellite towns are consuming water contaminated with raw sewage and that water supplies could run dry next month due to fighting over the past year between government and the Movement for Democratic Change.
Air Zimbabwe has leased one of its two Boeing 767 aircraft to Ghana Airways after losing its market share to competitors. An official at Ghana Airways offices in Accra said the Air Zimbabwe aircraft had been hired due to overwhelming bookings.