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President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesperson, George Charamba, has warned the media to treat matters to do with the country’s security structures with “care and sensitivity”, saying failure to do so may invite responses that “may not be palatable”.
This comes after online news publication, The NewsHawks, published an article on 12 February which claimed that the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) had fired three army commanders after they were allegedly implicated in a multi-million dollar housing scandal.
In an editorial on Tuesday, 20 February, The NewsHawks said they will not publish follow-up stories on the issue following subtle threats and direct pressure from state security agents.
Speaking in an interview with <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/media-urged-to-be-cautious-on-national-security-issues/">The Herald</a> on Tuesday, Charamba, who is the Deputy Chief Secretary in the Office of the President and Cabinet (Presidential Communications), said:
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We continue to urge the media fraternity to treat stories to do with the security structures of this country with utmost care and sensitivity.
The ZDF has got its internal processes to investigate any allegation against any of its members and it is always prudent for the media to follow, rather than seek to lead such a process.
Leading through advocacy muddies the water and may invite some responses, which may not be that palatable.
</blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ) has since condemned the intimidation of The NewsHawks by State actors saying “such criminal acts meant [are meant] to cow and gag journalists”.
In a statement, ZUJ urged the security services to approach the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) and the Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe (VMCZ) for redress rather than resorting to threats and intimidation.
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George Charamba Warns Media Over "Sensitive" State Security Matters

Below is the statement by the Zimbabwe Online Content Creators (ZOCC) on threats against the online publication, The NewsHawks:
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Statement on the chilling threats against Newshawks media house.
The Zimbabwe Online Content Creators (ZOCC), the collective voice of the nation’s online media community, stands resolute in its defence of press freedom and access to information, cornerstones enshrined in our constitution and international treaties ratified by Zimbabwe.
We vehemently condemn the reported intimidation and subtle threats against Newshawks, a media house forced to halt vital publications.
This silencing tactic sets a chilling precedent, threatening the very essence of a free and informed society.
The Zimbabwean constitution in section 61 states. “(2) Every person is entitled to freedom of the media, which freedom includes protection of the confidentiality of journalists’ sources of information.”
While the Freedom of Information Act (FIOA)states” Every Zimbabwean citizen or permanent resident, including juristic persons and the Zimbabwean media, has the right of access to any information held by the State or by any institution or agency of government at every level, in so far as the information is required in the interests of public accountability.”
Such moves are not only threats to journalism but tantamount to mutilation of the constitution and its constitutionally enshrined provisions.
NewsHawks’ decision to freeze the military story to prioritize the safety and well-being of its reporters, including the removal of journalists from the story, serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by media practitioners in upholding transparency and accountability.
ZOCC echoes NewsHawks’ commitment to truth-seeking and accountability journalism, recognizing the inherent risks and sacrifices that journalists make to serve the public interest.
The pursuit of truth, even in the face of adversity and danger, remains a cornerstone of responsible journalism.
The media, often dubbed the “fourth estate,” plays a critical role in holding power accountable and empowering citizens.
To deny them the freedom to pursue stories of public interest, “without fear or favour,” is to strangle democracy at its core.
The Zimbabwe Online Content Creators condemn any form of intimidation, censorship, or harassment aimed at silencing the media and obstructing the flow of information vital to the democratic process.
We call for the protection of media sources and the preservation of press freedom as essential pillars of a vibrant and democratic society.
We commend NewsHawks for its dedication to investigative reporting and commitment to holding power to account for the betterment of our country.
We stand united in solidarity with all journalists and media organizations striving to uphold transparency, freedom of information, and the public’s right to know.
#MediaFreedom #ProtectJournalists The silencing of Newshawks paints a bleak picture of press freedom in Zimbabwe, one that tarnishes our global image.
It sends a message that open dialogue and critical voices are unwelcome, fostering suspicion and mistrust.
We demand an immediate end to all forms of intimidation and interference against journalists and media houses.
They must be allowed to execute their duties freely, unearthing truths and holding power to account, without fear of reprisal.
The ZOCC urges all stakeholders, from citizens to authorities, to join hands in upholding the sanctity of press freedom.
A vibrant, independent media serves as a cornerstone of a healthy democracy, one where voices are heard, stories are shared, and truth prevails.
Let us not allow the flames of free expression to be extinguished in Zimbabwe. Let us stand together for a media landscape that thrives on transparency, accountability, and the unfettered pursuit of truth.
Together, we can ensure that our voices are heard, our stories are told, and our democracy flourishes as we continue to defend the constitution of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
</blockquote>
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Zim Online Content Creators Condemn Harassment Of The NewsHawks | Full Statement

Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said that the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) is considering 15 applications for televisions licences that it has received, with six licences for private players up for grabs.
Mutsvangwa revealed during a question and answer session in the Senate on Thursday.
She was responding to MDC Alliance senator fo Midlands, Morgen Komichi, who has asked why Government was taking long to have alternative broadcasting stations other than the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC). Mutsvangwa said:
<blockquote>The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe is now fully constituted and started by identifying the number and type of frequencies available.
We have 12 licences up for grabs, but at the moment, we will be licensing six players. Applications have since been received and are now being considered.</blockquote>
Mutsvangwa added that besides commercial television licences, they will also be licensing community radio stations.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/6-tv-channels-to-get-licences/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

Govt Set To Licence 6 Private Television Stations

Prominent Bulawayo based journalist Zencele Ndebele was freed by magistrate Franklin Mkhwananzi this afternoon, granting him his freedom. Zenzele was arrested and charged after being found with empty teargas canisters at Bulawayo State House.
His lawyer applied for a refusal to place him on remand citing the allegations against him to be unsubstantiated.
MISA Zimbabwe gave the update this afternoon:
<blockquote>Magistrate Mkhwananzi has granted <a data-user-name="zenzele" href="https://twitter.com/zenzele/" rel="noopener user" target="_blank">@zenzele</a> his freedom. Zenzele is now out of police custody. The State did not uphold any charges against him so there will be no trial.</blockquote>
Magistrate Mkhwananzi reportedly remarked as part of his judgment:
<blockquote>“It beats logic that a used canister and an empty cartridge could be defined as dangerous weapons if weapons at all”</blockquote>
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UPDATE: Journalist Zenzele Freed

Prominent Bulawayo based journalist Zencele Ndebele was freed by magistrate Franklin Mkhwananzi this afternoon, granting him his freedom. Zenzele was arrested and charged after being found with empty teargas canisters at Bulawayo State House.
His lawyer applied for a refusal to place him on remand citing the allegations against him to be unsubstantiated.
MISA Zimbabwe gave the update this afternoon:
<blockquote>Magistrate Mkhwananzi has granted <a class="link-complex" data-user-name="zenzele" href="https://twitter.com/zenzele/" rel="noopener user" target="_blank">@zenzele</a> his freedom. Zenzele is now out of police custody. The State did not uphold any charges against him so there will be no trial.</blockquote>
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