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ZANU PF spokesperson, Christopher Mutsvangwa, believes that the presence of solar panels and boreholes in rural areas demonstrates prosperity in Zimbabwe. He claims that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government has actively pursued practical initiatives for prosperity.
In response to Blessed Mhlanga’s inquiry about the distribution of benefits from gold production, Mutsvangwa pointed out the visible signs of economic progress, such as young people building houses and investing in boreholes through their earnings from gold. He emphasized that denying this reality would be unjustifiable when evidence of prosperity, such as solar panels and improved living conditions, can be observed in rural areas. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdA1ubtxZoI">Watch the full interview here.</a>
During the Heroes Day celebrations, Mhlanga stated that the majority of the population would dispute the extent of economic progress claimed by Mutsvangwa for Zimbabwe. He said:
<blockquote>
Cde Mutsvangwa look around you, the shoes people are wearing, the clothes they have, do they look like rich people who are digging 10t of gold yearly.
</blockquote>
Mutsvangwa responded by saying:
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You just need to go and see solar panels in rural panels, you see houses being built by young people, you see they’re drilling boreholes because they’re making money. They are making money out of gold, why do you want to deny the reality?
</blockquote>
Watch the video below for more.
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Mhlanga alleged that the Gold Mafia, not the general population, benefits from gold production in Zimbabwe. In contrast, Mutsvangwa stated that the nation is making progress towards prosperity, honouring the aspirations of fallen heroes. He encouraged both local and foreign investors to consider opportunities in lithium, platinum, and gold. Mutsvangwa denied reports of starvation, emphasizing that Zimbabwe is exploring possibilities to export grain to other nations.
Mutsvangwa also said Gold Mafia was a creation of those offended by Zimbabwe’s ability to stabilise the macroeconomy and the local currency.
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Mutsvangwa Says Solar Panels And Boreholes In Rural Areas Are Signs Of Zimbabwe's Prosperity

Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) journalists Chengeto Chidi and Blessed Mhlanga are suing the Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Kazembe Kazembe, and Zimbabwe Republic Police Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga for alleged unlawful arrest and detention.
Chidi and Mhlanga were arrested in May this year while covering a by-election in Chitungwiza.
Police officers accused the duo of using mobile phones and a canon camera to take photographs and record a video without permission from the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).
The incident occurred near the ward 7 polling station tent in Zengeza West, Chitungwiza.
Chidi and Mhlanga were charged with contravening section 25(a) of the Electoral Act which prohibits taking photographs at a polling station but were both found not guilty.
They have now filed a US$50 000 lawsuit against the State for unlawful arrest and detention.
Last week the two, through their lawyers submitted an intention to sue notice in terms of the State Liabilities Act as read with section 70 of the Police Act. Their lawyers wrote:
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We write to give you notice of our client’s intention to sue you and various police officers employed by the State for damages arising from unlawful arrest, wrongful detention, malicious prosecution, loss of income, and self-development opportunities and expenses incurred arising out of the arrest and prosecution including but not limited to medical expenses, travelling expenses, and legal expenses.
</blockquote>
In response, police legal services director Inspector T Gotora acknowledged receipt of their notice. Said Gotora:
<blockquote>
Investigations into the allegations raised therein are being instituted. The Civil Division of the Attorney-General’s office will communicate our attitude towards your notice shortly.
</blockquote>
| <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/amh-journalists-sue-government-over-unlawful-arrest-and-detention/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

Two AMH Journalists Sue Govt Over Unlawful Arrest And Detention

MISA Zimbabwe has condemned the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/seven-journalists-chased-out-of-state-house/">ejection of seven journalists from the State House</a> where President Emmerson Mnangagwa appointed a Tribunal to inquire into the removal from office of Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission’s Spokesperson John Makamure.
The Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Mr Nick Mangwana had earlier shared the details of this event on his personal Twitter page and indicated that “Media is invited”.
However, upon arriving at the State House and undergoing all the required procedures, it is reported that one of the security officers then asked for press cards. 
Resultantly, Alpha Media Holdings journalists Taurai Mangudhla, Shepherd Tozvireva, Blessed Mhlanga and Chengeto Chidi, Daily News reporter Katty Nyoni and Heart and Soul TV journalists Zibusiso Ncube and Atricia Gondo were then kicked out. 
The journalists highlighted that the security officer indicated that there were specific media houses that were welcome at this event. Journalists from state media representing ZTN, ZBC and The Herald were allowed to remain and cover the event.
In a statement seen by Pindula news, MISA Zimbabwe said all journalists should be afforded fair and equal opportunities to access information. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
<h2>MISA’s position</h2>
MISA Zimbabwe condemns this continuation of discrimination against private media. All media practitioners, whether from state or private media, have a constitutional right to seek, receive and impart information as part of their media freedom.
The Constitution is very clear in Section 44 that the State and every person, including juristic persons and every institution and agency of the government at every level, must respect, protect, promote and fulfil the rights and freedoms set out in the Constitution.
There is, therefore no lawful, reasonable or justifiable basis for the discrimination of journalists from private media and the infringement to the realisation of their constitutional rights.
MISA Zimbabwe calls on all stakeholders within government, including the Zimbabwe Media Commission and the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services to undertake key and practical steps towards addressing this recurring media violation.
All journalists should be afforded fair and equal opportunities to access information.
</blockquote>
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MISA Zimbabwe Condemns Ejection Of 7 Journalists From State House Event

State security officers Monday chased out seven journalists from State House where President Emmerson Mnangagwa was swearing in <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/president-mnangagwa-sets-commission-to-investigate-zacc-spokesperson/">a three-member tribunal</a> to <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zacc-spokesperson-faces-expulsion-over-corruption-allegations/">investigate the removal from office</a> of Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) spokesperson John Makamure.
NewsDay chief reporter Taurai Mangudhla, photographer Shepherd Tozvireva, Heart and Soul head of current affairs and news Blessed Mhlanga and reporters Chengeto Chidi, Zibusiso Ncube and Atrishya Gondo were booted out by one of the security personnel without giving reasons.
Daily News reporter Katty Nyoni was also ejected.
This happened soon after the journalists had gone through the routine security clearance process plus COVID-19 tests at the State House clinic, according to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200002134/amh-journos-kicked-out-of-state-house-function">NewsDay</a>.
Meanwhile, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) spokesperson, Fadzayi Mahere has criticised the ejection of journalists from a public event. She said:
<blockquote>
What kind of “government” chases journalists away from a national event paid for by taxpayers? It’s unconstitutional. You can’t only allow journalists you like and control. Media freedom is impossible under this regime. We need new leaders.
</blockquote>
AMH is owned by Trevor Ncube, a former member of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Presidential_Advisory_Council_2019">Presidential Advisory Council (PAC).</a> He <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/watch-zimbabwe-worse-under-mnangagwa-than-during-mugabe-era-trevor-ncube/">left PAC early this year</a> citing a lot of issues bordering on President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa">Mnangagwa</a>‘s failure to transform the country’s fortunes. 
This ejection of the reporters comes amid calls for the implementation of media reforms to ensure the freedom of journalists and media houses.
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Seven Journalists Chased Out Of State House

A Chitungwiza resident is set to be sentenced on the 23rd of August in a case he is accused of instigating violence against police officers.
Moses Hakata, is set to return to court on 23 August, where Chitungwiza Magistrate Rumbidzai Kabasa will hand down her ruling after a full trial.
<h2>Allegations:</h2>
Hakata is on trial on charges of disorderly conduct as defined in section 41 of the Criminal Law (Codification &amp; Reform) Act. Prosecutors allege that Hakata behaved in disorderly conduct while outside a polling station, where he reportedly told people to assault some ZRP officers and disregarded their orders. 
He was also charged with incitement as defined in section 187 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act wherein he is accused of persuading or inducing people to assault police officers. 
In his defence, Hakata, who is represented by Tapiwa Muchineripi of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, argued that he was arrested while trying to remonstrate with the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers who were allegedly manhandling and harassing Blessed Mhlanga, an Alpha Media Holdings journalist “who was executing his duties.”
<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/05/09/alpha-media-holdings-journalists-blessed-mhlanga-and-chengeto-chidi-released-on-bail/">Mhlanga was arrested in May together with fellow journalist, Chengeto Chidi</a> and spent two nights in prison allegedly for taking pictures 60 metres from a polling station without authority.
Their actions, according to authorities, were in violation of Section 147(1) of the Electoral Act as read with Section 25 of Statutory Instrument (SI) 21/05 which prohibits the taking of photos ​​within a polling station while voting is in progress.
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Journalists' Arrest: Man Up For "Instigating" Violence Against Police Officers

Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) journalists Blessed Mhlanga and Chengeto Chidi spent Saturday night in police holding cells at Harare Central Police Station following their arrest in Chitungwiza.
According to the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), Mhlanga and Chidi were arrested for discharging their professional duties as media practitioners.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) accuses the scribes of taking video footage in a polling station in contravention of Section 147(1) of the Electoral Act as read with Section 25 of SI 21 of 2005, a charge which they deny.
Mhlanga and Chidi said that they were at a borehole interviewing some residents about water challenges in Chitungwiza.
Mhlanga also pressed malicious damage to property charges against Superintendent Matsika, who seized and damaged his mobile phone handset, a Pr0 40 Huawei, before releasing it.
Police officers are also accused of confiscating the journalists’ camera and a tripod.
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AMH Journalists Spend Night In Police Cells

NewsDay journalists Blessed Mhlanga and Chengeto Chidi were arrested on Saturday, 7 May, while covering the council by-election in Chitungwiza’s Ward 7, Zengeza West constituency.
The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), representing the duo, confirmed the arrests.
In a post on his Twitter page, Mhlanga said that his offence was to film the arrest of CCC vice-chairperson, Job Sikhala. He wrote:
<blockquote>
Arrested in Chitungwiza filming a documentary on water challenges. We are being taken to the police station.
My phone, a Pr0 40 Huawei, has been broken by police trying to destroy my footage as they arrested Job Sikhala.
</blockquote>
CCC spokesperson, Fadzai Mahere said they were advised that Mhlanga and Chidi were taken to Harare Central Police Station, Law and Order Section but the charges they were facing were not clear. Said Mahere:
<blockquote>
Journalists @bbmhlanga &amp; Chengeto Chidi have been arrested while in the course of covering the by-election in Chitungwiza.
We reiterate that journalism is not a crime. The press should be free to carry out its duties without interference.
</blockquote>

Prominent Journalist Arrested For Filming Sikhala Arrest

A Harare police officer, who allegedly assaulted NewsDay and Heart &amp; Soul television journalist <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Blessed_Mhlanga">Blessed Mhlanga</a> has been arrested and taken to court.
Mika Patsikadova (28) who is based at Waterfalls Police Station was granted free bail yesterday when he appeared before magistrate Nyasha Vitorini facing assault charges. 
Allegations are that on November 26 this year at around 2130hrs, Mhlanga, who was at Zindoga shopping centre, was attacked by unknown assailants. 
He approached Patsikadova, who was on duty at the shopping centre, for assistance.
Patsikadova, who was attending to another person, referred Mhlanga to other police officers who were at a distance.
The State alleges that the referral did not go down well with Mhlanga and a dispute ensued.
Patsikadova then allegedly punched Mhlanga once on the mouth who had to be referred to the hospital for treatment. A medical affidavit will be produced in court. 
Mhlanga made a police report and Patsikadova allegedly made a counter-report to the police, alleging that the journalist had also assaulted him.

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<li class="entry-title"><a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/11/29/update-journalist-blessed-mhlanga-released-facing-assaulting-a-police-officer-charges/">UPDATE: Journalist Blessed Mhlanga Released, Facing “Assaulting A Police Officer” Charges</a></li>
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Mhlanga appeared at the same court and was granted free bail.
Bofu Zebediah appeared for the State. 
Patsikadova was remanded to December 18 for trial. 
The case has been viewed by some as justification for the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/07/22/my-freedom-of-information-campaign-launched-in-zimbabwe/">My Freedom of Information campaign</a> launched in Zimbabwe in July 2021 by Tag a Life International (TaLI), in partnership with Fojo Media Institute, Identities Media TV and the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services which is aimed at raising awareness on the Freedom of Information Act for vulnerable groups and journalists. 
Harassment of reporters has been a prevalent phenomenon in the Southern African country thereby limiting access to and dissemination of information. Information is a critical ingredient in governance matters as it helps policymakers and the electorate to make informed decisions.
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Police Officer Arrested For Assaulting Journalist Blessed Mhlanga

NewDay journalist, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Blessed_Mhlanga">Blessed Mhlanga</a>, has said he will no longer be sleeping in police cells on Monday night as earlier reported.
He said his lawyer Chris Tinei Mhike pushed for his release. He said in an update:
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 Will now appear in court Thursday accused of assaulting a police officer. I don’t know how a camera can assault a person. I am the one with broken teeth, bruised wrists having been beaten by the police.
</blockquote>
Mhlanga said he was initially arrested on Friday night for taking pictures of police offices at Zindoga shopping centre in Harare. He said:
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Last night I was arrested n detained by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">@PoliceZimbabwe</a> for taking pictures at Zindoga, of police offices. I was detained without charge 4 3 hrs. A policeman struck my mouth with a fist, my teeth curved in killing my smile. Only released with @misazimbabwe help.
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Mhlanga was charged with disorderly conduct and was detained for two hours. He said he had to visit the hospital for treatment. He narrated the ordeal:
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The police officer who attacked me, landing a fist in my face and almost breaking my jaw is called Patsikadowa. Together with a group of 4 others they then took turns to beat me as I was bleeding through the mouth. I pleaded with them 2 stop, but it got worse. It was hell.
Patsikadowa held on to handcuffs on me, he squeezed them hard until I could not feel my thumb. This while his colleagues beat me and pull my privates. He said to me “I won’t let you go until you pee in your pants, I wanted to Pee on myself so that he lets me go. Nothing came
They walked in handcuffed from Zindoga to Waterfalls police in handcuffs in the dark. I feared for my life, I thought they would kill me. Thought of my kids and wife. It was the worst moment of my life. I was happy to get to the police station. Going to the cell was a relief 🥲
I was also happy that the police officer who had attacked me made it easy for me to track his identity. He tried to force me to pay a fine, by threatening me with a cold police cell. He tried to cover his back by making me pay a fine as if it was a favor. Well I refused
My brother @TabaniMoyo of @misazimbabwe dispatched a lawyer, @ChrisMhike who negotiated my release on medical grounds. He also demanded my assault case be recorded as it had been ignored. A police officer wrote the statement and I signed it after correcting my name.
I am struggling in pain, delivered at the hands of @PoliceZimbabwe like many others who died in police custody, I could have been dead. Patsikadowa gets taxpayers money to serve and protect. He is just a killer in police uniform. I am lucky to be alive today.
</blockquote>
In an update on Monday, Mhlanga said his case had been changed from disorderly conduct to assaulting a police officer. 
Police officers have on several occasions been accused of brutality against journalists and other members of the public. 
This harassment has prompted the launch of the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/07/22/my-freedom-of-information-campaign-launched-in-zimbabwe/">My Freedom of Information campaign</a> in July 2021 by Tag a Life International (TaLI), in partnership with Fojo Media Institute, Identities Media TV and the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services in a bid to raise awareness on the Freedom of Information Act for vulnerable groups and journalists.
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UPDATE: Journalist Blessed Mhlanga Released, Facing "Assaulting A Police Officer" Charges

NewsDay senior reporter and HStv head news and current affairs Blessed Mhlanga was arrested on Saturday morning.
Mhlanga’s arrest was initially revealed by Tabani Mpofu, who said he was taken to Mabvuku Police Station in Harare.
Mhlanga later confirmed the arrest, saying he was arrested alongside Ruvimbo Nyikadzino of Sly Media at a police roadblock and charged with miscellaneous misdemeanour.
Mhlanga, who has since been released from brief police detention, said he was on his way to cover a press briefing by the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Monica Mutsvanga and her permanent secretary Ndavaningi Mangwana.
He was only released after the intervention of the Zimbabwe Republic Police national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi.
Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA Zimbabwe) had already dispatched lawyers to help the scribes.

NewsDay Senior Reporter Blessed Mhlanga Arrested

NewsDay journalist Blessed Mhlanga recounted an incident where he was assaulted by Deputy Finance Minister Terence Mukupe during an interview on ZBC’s Spot FM. Mhlanga had been invited for an interview by Chamunorwa Murava on the programme Focus to discuss an amateur video of Mukupe addressing a Zanu PF cell meeting in Harare’s affluent surburb of Mandara.
Mhlanga had used the video to write a story for NewsDay in which Mukupe said the army had not taken power from former President Robert Mugabe so that they could hand it over to MDC-T leader Nelson Chamisa, should the latter win the forthcoming elections.
Mhlanga says in the middle of the interview Mukupe stood up as if to leave the studio but then turned on him. After being restrained by his aides, Mhlanga alleges Mukupe went for his wife Florence who had taken her phone to record the fracas that was ensuing. Below is part of Mhlanga’s story:
<blockquote>In the midst of the discussion, he stood up as if to leave the studio but turned on me, full of rage. 
The last transmission in the radio programme was me crying out for help, “But minister why do you want to assault me.”
His aides tried to restrain him as he said I needed to be taught a lesson. My wife captured the moment of madness on her phone, a Samsung S7 Edge. Mukupe then charged towards her and wrestled the phone from my wife with the assistance of his aides.
The deputy minister took the phone after tearing her jacket and dared us to report the matter to whoever we wanted.
Unfortunately, Murava’s studio does not have cameras so the only evidence of the vicious attack is in the phone which he stole.</blockquote>
<h3><a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/05/a-journalists-horror-encounter-with-mukupe/">Read The Full Story Here</a></h3>
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Journalist Recounts Assault By Deputy Finance Minister Terence Mukupe

Deputy Minister of Finance, Terence Mukupe, yesterday allegedly assaulted an SFM journalist in the ZBC studios. The journalist’s husband, who was apparently present during the attack, tweeted the incident yesterday and said that the matter was reported to the police.
https://twitter.com/bbmhlanga/status/999755353700134912
 
https://twitter.com/bbmhlanga/status/999826889236799488
 
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The behaviour of Dep Finance minister Terence Mukupe is getting out of hand.Just a few minutes ago,he abruptly abandoned a live radio interview on SFM.The last sound was from NewsDay journalist Blessed Mhlanga asking: "But minister,why would you assault me in a whole studio?"
— Brezh Malaba (@BrezhMalaba) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrezhMalaba/status/999707092624830465?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 24, 2018</a></blockquote>
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Mukupe had earlier in the day mocked opposition politician, Tendai Biti, for being HIV positive, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/05/24/mukupe-insults-biti-on-live-radio/">during another radio programme at StarFM</a>.

Deputy Finance Minister, Terence Mukupe, Assaults Journalist

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