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Prominent Mozambican journalist João Chamusse was found dead outside his residence on the outskirts of the capital, Maputo, in what is believed to be a case of murder, reported <a href="https://www.africanews.com/2023/12/15/prominent-mozambican-journalist-murdered//">africanews</a>.
Chamusse was allegedly attacked by unidentified assailants, with neighbours claiming to have heard his desperate cries for help during the early hours of Thursday.
He was later found with a head wound, with a machete and gardening hoe close to the corpse.
Chamusse was the co-owner and editor of Ponto por Ponto, a privately owned online weekly newspaper, and he was an influential figure known for contributing critical commentary on the government via a local TV station.
The newspaper stated that its editorial director fell prey to a “knife-related murder.”
In response to this tragic incident, the Committee to Protect Journalists on Thursday urged authorities in Mozambique to thoroughly investigate the alleged murder.
Muthoki Mumo, CPJ’s sub-Saharan Africa representative, in Nairobi, said:
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CPJ is deeply disturbed by the killing of prominent Mozambican journalist João Chamusse, and we extend our condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues.
Mozambican authorities should urgently and credibly investigate Chamusse’s killing and its motive, and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
</blockquote>
Previously, Chamusse co-founded the weekly Canal de Moçambique newspaper and worked as a reporter at the Metical newspaper edited by journalist Carlos Cardoso, who was murdered for his journalism in 2000.
Africa has witnessed instances of journalists being targeted and murdered for their work.
These acts of violence can have a chilling effect on journalism and suppress the truth, impacting society as a whole.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Prominent Mozambican Journalist João Chamusse Murdered

ZANU PF members reportedly assaulted a Bulawayo-based journalist and damaged her phone on Monday.
<a href="https://cite.org.zw/byo-journalist-assaulted-by-zanu-pf-members/">CITE</a> reported that the journalist, Annahstacia Ndlovu, who writes for Voice of America (VOA), was covering clashes at the Fifth Avenue market where ZANU PF members were chasing away vendors who are not card-carrying members from their vending bays.
She said she and other freelance journalists were at the Bulawayo Media Centre when they received an alert from informal traders from the market about the skirmishes. She said:
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After receiving word on the violence, I with other journalists namely, Tuso Pamenus, Lungelo Ndlovu and Simbarashe Muparangada rushed to the market to see and capture what was happening there.
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Ndlovu said while she was interviewing the affected vendors, the ZANU PF members returned and accosted her demanding that she stops recording. She said:
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Luckily enough, I captured them in the video as they approached us. Those ZANU PF men told me not to take the video and asked me who I was.
I introduced myself as a journalist but they ordered me to delete the video I had taken.
They pushed me to their vehicle while assaulting me as their other accomplices ran away.
I asked them why they were beating me but they didn’t answer as they took away my mobile phone.
</blockquote>
She said she recognised the individuals who attacked her and that she had reported the incident to the police.
Ndlovu was in Gweru the previous day, on Sunday, covering the CCC rally at Mkoba Stadium and still had footage of the event on her phone.
She said after her assailants went through the footage, they accused her of being “Chamisa’s person” and deleted some videos.
The journalist said her attackers did not destroy the phone, but her other phone, an iPhone fell to the ground and was damaged.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

ZANU PF Members Assault Journalist

A senior photojournalist with H-Metro, Takawira Dapi was on Wednesday evening robbed of his cash and valuables at gunpoint.
Dapi told <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/h-metro-journalist-robbed-at-gunpoint/">H-Metro</a> that he boarded a Mercedes Benz along Charter Road on his way home to Glen Norah. Dapi said:
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I just left Herald House around 11 PM going to where I normally get my transport along Charter Road.
When I got there, I saw some private cars which were loading but there was no car going to Glen Norah.
Within minutes, a Mercedes Benz arrived calling for Glen Norah passengers and it was being loaded by touts.
Immediately after I got in, someone entered using the other door.
There were now four of us and the car left.
On our way, after the flyover, as we were approaching ZBC, the passenger in the front seat suddenly pointed a gun at me. He demanded money by force.
He also ordered me to look downwards before the other ‘passenger,’ who was sitting next to me, forced me to lie down.
They asked if I had seen them and they also asked me the type of their car but I had to think quickly.
I lied that it was a Toyota Wish and that I didn’t see the number plates, they asked my name and I told them.
We moved to a place where there was no noise, the car stopped, and they searched everywhere and took everything, except my BP tablets, and glasses.
One of the guys ordered me out of the car, I was then dropped at St Mary’s School in Mbare.
I was then accompanied by a Good Samaritan in Mbare where I met a female dancehall artist Ninja Lispy who took me to Star FM.
I lost my phone and cash to these thieves.
</blockquote>
Police have repeatedly urged members of the public to desist from boarding pirate taxis (mushikashika) or using their vehicles as pirate taxis as they risk being robbed.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

H-Metro Photojournalist Robbed By "Mushikashika" Crew

Suspected members of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) and ruling ZANU PF activists reportedly assaulted senior journalist Godwin Mangudya while he was covering the ruling party’s Central Committee elections.
Mangudya was assaulted in the Harare suburb of Kuwadzana on 8 October 2022, according to <a href="https://zimbabwe.misa.org/media_violations/journalist-assaulted-and-forced-to-delete-footage-at-zanu-pf-meeting/">MISA Zimbabwe</a>.
Mangudya alerted MISA Zimbabwe that he was assaulted despite formally identifying himself and producing his press card.
He said he was detained for more than an hour, while the ZANU PF activists continuously demanded to further assault him.
CIO officers and ZANU PF security personnel reportedly confiscated Mangudya’s mobile phones and reset the gadgets resulting in him losing both his personal and work-related information.
On Friday, during a press briefing at the ZANU PF Headquarters in Harare, addressed by both the party’s Spokesperson, Christopher Mutsvangwa, and Political Commissar, Mike Bimha, the ruling party invited members of the media to cover its activities countrywide.

Journalist Forced To Delete Footage At ZANU PF Meeting

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