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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe

ZIMBABWE, Harare : Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe (C) inspects the guard of honour during the opening ceremony of the third session of the parliament in Harare on July 13, 2010 where he pledged to improve ties with the international community and urged Zimbabweans to remain united under the banner of the inclusive government. AFP PHOTO/Desmond Kwande

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Zimbabwe: Journalists denounce licensing requirements (23 July 2010)
Journalists and media organisations have denounced the move by the Securities Commission of Zimbabwe (SEC) to register financial journalists as securities investor advisers in terms of the Securities Act of 2004.
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Swaziland: Swazi journalists threatened with death (23 July 2010)
On 21 July 2010 Swazi traditional authorities threatened Swazi journalists with death if they continued to write stories considered by the authorities as undermining the country’s leadership and system of government.
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Zambia: Lusaka High Court throws out the Post newspaper application (15 July 2010)
On 9 July 2010, The Lusaka High Court dismissed an application by The Post Newspapers editor-in-chief Fred M’membe in which he sought President Banda to appear in court for cross examination.
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Zambia: Ruling MMD provincial youth leader in court for assaulting journalists (14 July 2010)
On 13 July 2010, the ruling Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) Lusaka Province Youth Chairperson Chris Chalwe was found with a case
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Parliament must support pro- freedom of expression motions (14 July 2010)
The recent unanimous decision by Parliament to allow the Member of Parliament for Gaborone Central, Hon. Dumelang Saleshando to come up with a Freedom of Information Bill is much welcome and genuinely applauded.
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Governments must do more to protect civil society (5 JULY 2010)
KRAKOW, POLAND, 5 JULY 2010 - ARTICLE 19, CIVICUS, the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law, and the World Movement for Democracy welcome US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s statement on
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MISA-Tanzania condemns closure and suspension of Leo Tena and Kulikoni newspapers (12 January 2010)
The Media Institute of Southern Africa-Tanzania Chapter (MISA-TAN) is deeply shocked by the closure of Leo Tena Newspaper and the suspension of the weekly investigative Kulikoni Newspaper for
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Posted to the web: 04/12/2008 11:46:15: Fears grow for missing former TV anchor
FEARS grew on Thursday for a missing Zimbabwean former TV news anchor-turned human rights activist, over 24 hours after she was reportedly kidnapped from her home by a gang of 12 men driving in two unmarked vehicles.
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