Jacob Ngarivhume

Harare News 26 September 2020

In Zimbabwe’s overcrowded prisons, fear of COVID-19 spreads

Source: In Zimbabwe’s overcrowded prisons, fear of COVID-19 spreads | Zimbabwe | Al Jazeera Jacob Ngarivhume and Hopewell Chin’ono decry crammed conditions, lack of essential times to protect against the spread of COVID-19 in Zimbabwe’s jails. Critics say COVID-19 situation in prisons has been worsened by restrictions imposed by authorities [File: AFP] Harare, Zimbabwe – Behind […]
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Harare News 23 July 2020

Chin’ono and Ngarivhume appear in court, protest against ill-treatment during detention

ZIMBABWEAN journalist Hopewell Chin’ono and opposition Transform Zimbabwe party leader Jacob Ngarivhume on Wednesday 22 July 2020 appeared before judicial officers at Harare Magistrates Court answering to charges of inciting people to overthrow President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government through unconstitutional means. Source: Chin’ono and Ngarivhume appear in court, protest against ill-treatment during detention – The Zimbabwean […]
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SRC complies with Govt directive . . .All domestic sports activities brought to a halt
on 14 June 2021
Source: SRC complies with Govt directive . . .All domestic sports activities brought to a halt | The Herald Kenny Ndebele Sports Reporters THE Sports and Recreation Commission have suspended all sporting activities and events with immediate effect. In a statement issued out last night, the SRC said all national associations, sports clubs and gyms The post SRC complies with Govt directive . . .All domestic sports activities brought to a halt appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Crisis Coalition concerned by Zanu PF’s failure to embrace political tolerance
on 14 June 2021
Recent utterances by President Emmerson Mnangagwa that the country’s main opposition, the MDC Alliance is ‘a terrorist organization’ are meant to justify a planned clampdown on the opposition ahead of the 2023 elections. Source: Crisis Coalition concerned by Zanu PF’s failure to embrace political tolerance – The Zimbabwean As Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, we are The post Crisis Coalition concerned by Zanu PF’s failure to embrace political tolerance […]
JUST IN: Zimbabwe Cricket shelve all cricket activities
on 14 June 2021
Source: JUST IN: Zimbabwe Cricket shelve all cricket activities | Herald Africa Darlington Majonga, Zimbabwe Cricket spokesperson said they have appealed to the authorities at the Sports and Recreation Commission for special waiver to complete the four-day match between Zimbabwe A and the visiting South Africa A and prepare for other international events they had The post JUST IN: Zimbabwe Cricket shelve all cricket activities appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Zimra launches witch-hunt
on 14 June 2021
Source: Zimra launches witch-hunt – ZimGazette TOP Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) executives are panicking over recent revelations by The NewsHawks of corruption involving the tax collector’s multi-million-dollar whistle-blowing fund as they scramble to cover their tracks. This comes as Zimra officials have launched a witch-hunt to establish who among themselves is leaking information to the The post Zimra launches witch-hunt appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Police in pirate taxis storm
on 14 June 2021
Source: Police in pirate taxis storm – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY MOSES MATENGA MEMBERS of Parliament have expressed concern over pirate taxis which they said were being allowed to operate throughout the country without hindrance, as most of them are owned by police officers. Legislators said despite a government ban on pirate taxis, popularly known as mushika-shika, The post Police in pirate taxis storm appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.

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In Zimbabwe’s overcrowded prisons, fear of COVID-19 spreads

Chin’ono and Ngarivhume appear in court, protest against ill-treatment during detention