This article reviews the practice of ethical journalism in Zimbabwe. It reports on a study that
engaged with both public and private journalists through in-depth interviews, to rethink …

Social media have been hailed as liberative in contexts of political repression. In Zimbabwe,
there are emergent debates on the possibilities of using Facebook to 'democratise'political …

This comparative multi-sited study examines how, why and when politically engaged youths
in distinctive national and social movement contexts use Facebook to facilitate political …

The tense political environment of the late 1990s, in which the Zimbabwean government
was confronted with a more vocal civil society and a new political party, set the stage for the …

A rapidly changing socio-political and economic environment characterised the period 1991
to 2003 in Zimbabwe. The press both shaped and was shaped by the shifting contestation …

Indigenous language media are active spaces for the development, maintenance and
renewal of indigenous languages in Africa. Juxtaposing Kwayedza and uMthunywa tabloids …

The power of the press to shape public opinion is well documented. News readers take a
cue from the press on how much salience to attach to an issue. The press are primary …

Since independence, Zimbabwe's nation-state has been engaged in various means of
memorialisation. In the process, Joshua Nkomo, the arguable founding “Father of the …

abstract In this article, I argue that Ndebele women, as the subject position of those who pay
the gender price of the marginalisation of Matabeleland within Zimbabwean nationalism, are …

Post-2000 Zimbabwe has been characterised by massive political contestations mainly
between the President Robert Mugabe-led Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front …