Radio personality Samantha Musa, popularly known as MisRed, has come undefire after telling a radio presenter during an interview that the human rights abuses in Zimbabwe are exaggerated. In an audio of Musa has since circulated on social media, Musa is heard saying the allegations of human rights abuse in Zimbabwe are circulated on social media by young people who are based in the diaspora. Misred's statements come a few hours after a Bulawayo woman Noxolo Maphosa was abducted and sexually assaulted by suspected state agents.
Beatrice Mtetwa, the lawyer of detained prominent Zimbabwean journalist and filmmaker, Hopewell Chin’ono has told members of the media that her client was stopped from wearing his goggles amid concerns they could be for surveillance purposes. Chin’ono was using the goggles as personal protective equipment to prevent contracting the coronavirus. The award-winning journalist was arrested on the 20th of July for inciting violence after he had persuaded the citizenry to participate in anti-corruption protests that were pencilled for the 31st. Zimbabwean prisons are reportedly in bad shape and are also overcrowded making them very risky especially when the country is grappling with a pandemic. The deadly virus has already breached the prison walls with both prisoners and
Incarcerated Zimbabwean Journalists-cum activist, Hopewell Chin’ono has approached the Harare Magistrate Courts with a fresh bail application based on ‘changed circumstances.’ Chin’ono who was denied bail at both the Harare Magistrates and High Courts is through his legal counsel seeking to overturn the earlier judgments arguing that he is at high risk of contracting Covid-19 at the prison where safety regulations are being flaunted. “We sought to lead with evidence from him (Hopewell) with regards to the dire conditions in prison, where there is every infraction of COVID19 regulations. There is no social distancing, you cannot wash your hands because the cells sometimes do not have water,” Chin’ono’s legal representative, Beatrice Mtet
Mai TT has broken her long silence and is speaking out agains the injustice and brutality by the Mnangagwa government. Mai TT joins a long list of Celebrities who are breaking thier silence and making their thoughts heard about the conditions in Zimbabwe. Madam Boss posted on her social media platforms the hashtag #zimbabweanlivesmatter "I am not a Politician and I'm not a person of Violence. Reasons why I have seen how dirty politics can be and I don't want to be involved in because I fear for my life and my children s life , but what I know and what I can't change is I'm a Zimbabwean who loves her country with all my heart and it breaks me to see the suffering of people, the straying of children, that's why you see I'm so much into charity wo
Mudiwa Hood has broken his long silence and is speaking out against the injustice and brutality by the Mnangagwa government. Mudiwa Hood joins a long list of Celebrities who are breaking thier silence and making their thoughts heard about the conditions in Zimbabwe. Mudiwa Hood posted on his social media platforms the hashtag #zimbabweanlivesmatter "I pray God Bless our Zimbabwe, Lead our Government, heal our nation heal our hearts, unite us, guide us and let love lead. May we also be protected from COVID19. #ZimbabweanLivesMatter"
Madam Boss has broken her long silence and is speaking out agains the injustice and brutality by the Mnangagwa government. Madam Boss joins a long list of Celebrities who are breaking thier silence and making their thoughts heard about the conditions in Zimbabwe. Madam Boss posted on her social media platforms the hashtag #zimbabweanlivesmatter Most Zimbabweans celebrities had been scared to voice thier opinions in fear of loosing money and business if they spoke against ZanuPF.
Radio personality MisRed has finally spoken against human rights abuses currently being perpetrated by suspected state agents against oppposition aligned activists urging government to respect human rights. Posting on Twitter, MisRed said the situation in the country has reached a point where Zimbabweans need to sit down and deliberate on how to make the country better. “The situation has reached a point where all Zimbabweans regardless of political affiliation, race, or religion need to sit down and say how can we make Zimbabwe better. Human rights must be respected COMPLETELY. #Zimbabweanlivesmatter,” said MisRed. Related Story POPULAR media personality and ZiFM Stereo presenter MisRed has been secretly under going treatment for cancer, the Zimbabwe Voic
Jah Prayzah and Winky D dragged by social media for not joining #ZimbabweLivesMatter. With what the country is going through at the moment every Zimbabwe citizen is expected to take action is trying to spread the word all over the country to the government so that they know people are tired of what they are doing and making everyone suffer. The likes of journalist Hopewell Chin’ono, Fadzayi Mahere and even film and movie director Tsitsi Dangarembgwa has also suffered in the hands of police for simply exercising their rights. The country is in turmoil everyone including SA celebrities are seeing that and they have since started a #ZimbabweansLivesMatter which is trending on all social media platforms. But our Zim celebrities are not even talking about it, they only poste
BUSINESSMAN Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure has demanded that former First Lady Grace Mugabe’s son Russell Goreraza and her brother Samson Marufu pay him his full balance after a botched sale of his Mercedes Benz ML63 to the two. In a High Court case, Goreraza borrowed the car from Kadungure last year and got involved in an accident. He then reportedly sold the damaged vehicle to Marufu without the knowledge of Kadungure. When Kadungure got wind of the transaction, he demanded payment of the wreck or its return from Marufu. This prompted Marufu to approach the High Court seeking an interdict against Kadungure arguing that he wanted to unlawfully take away the car despite the former investing US$18 000 to repair it. In his notice of opposition, Kadungure clarified tha
Acie Lumumba who is now know as a political chameleon seems to be telling people that the July 31 protests are dangerous and people should stay home. Acie lumumba posted on his Twitter account telling popoe he would stay home and not protest in the streets. Acie Lumumba has a huge following on social media so his message reaches many Zimbaabweans Acie posted the following on his Twitter account. "I’m sure you all heard a story about how hard it was getting into town today kana usina tsamba. Mangwana vanoverenga matsamba vanenge vasipo, panenge pane vamwe vacho vanowanzongo tarisa. Inini hangu ndukufunga kuti kugara kumba kwakanaka sterek" Lumumba last week posted about Hopewell Chin'no teeling him that akafurirwa by social media fans . see his post below. &
