Intimidation
latest news & developments
Mchunu’s chief of staff says national commissioner ordered search and seizure to destroy evidence
Nkabinde claimed the purpose of the operation was to delete crucial evidence that would disprove Mkhwanazi’s allegations
Calls for Zimbabwe to deal with atrocities and intimidation before 2023 elections
Continuing murders, detention and intimidation will result in elections not being free and fair
A thick cloud of oppression is brewing over Zambia
As the August 2021 elections loom, activists fear a renewed crack down on human rights
Interview with Michela Wrong: The tool of power in Rwanda is fear
Michela Wrong debunks the myth of Rwanda as a model developmental state and a poster child for Western aid, the theme of her latest book
Zondo says break-in will not intimidate commission
The deputy chief justice said it was not clear if the burglary and a recent shooting were more than criminality, but vowed no one would deter the inquiry
Bushiri goes on counterattack against the Hawks
South African authorities were poised to add rape charges to those faced by Bushiri in mid-November when he skipped bail and the border to return to Malawi
Shepherd Bushiri faces slew of new rape claims
Prosecutors’ extradition request details how Bushiri allegedly raped women as young as 17
Constitutional Court strikes down part of the Intimidation Act
The judgment, striking down the apartheid-era legislation, is a victory for freedom of expression
Accused in court for intimidating Zuma’s wife
A man has appeared in the Camperdown Magistrate’s Court on charges of intimidating President Jacob Zuma’s wife, MaNtuli, saying she had a love child.
Zimbabwe elections: Is the voters’ roll rigged?
Hidden footage has revealed that the voters’ registration process ahead of Zimbabwe’s election has not been as free and fair as people hoped.
Former M&G intern tells of Zim police intimidation tactics
Former amaBhungane intern Owen Gagare shares his experience of the difficulties facing many journalists in Zimbabwe today.
Zimbabwe’s constitutional conundrum
Video footage from Zimbabwe reveals how the process of drafting a new Constitution in a poverty-struck nation is often fraught with violence and intimidation.
Swaziland in crisis
Footage obtained by the M&G shows Swaziland’s people, ruled by King Mswati III, are suffering from starvation, displacement, intimidation and violence.
‘Killer cop’ assassination threat to SA journalist
SA editors have asked for a meeting with the police minister after a journalist was warned that he would be killed by hit men wearing police uniforms.
71 arrested for intimidation in Katlehong
Seventy-one people have been arrested in Katlehong for sending intimidating letters to foreign-owned businesses, police said on Thursday.