Southern Eye
December 4, 2020, Fri
MDC-Renewal team leader Tendai Biti may be battling on the political front after challenging party leader Morgan Tsvangirai’s authority, but he struck the right chord with the Supreme Court judges this week resulting in Media, Information and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo’s electoral case being tossed out.
THE Supreme Court yesterday dismissed with costs an appeal by Media, Information and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo against a High Court ruling setting aside his petition seeking the nullification of the July 31 2013 Tsholotsho North National Assembly election result.
THE Supreme Court yesterday heard Media, Information and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo’s challenge against a High Court ruling setting aside his petition to nullify the Tsholotsho North National Assembly July 31 election results.
THE unusual step by the police to summon Information minister Jonathan Moyo for questioning over the Baba Jukwa saga could be the clearest indication yet that President Robert Mugabe is ready to sacrifice the Zanu PF strategist.
MDC-T Rrnewal team leader Tendai Biti is expected to slug it out in the Supreme Court with Information, Media and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo who is still challenging his failed bid to retain the Tsholotsho North parliamentary seat.
A CABINET minister yesterday defended the Information and Media Panel of Inquiry (Impi) saying it was crucial to end the divisions reflected in the media, a day after Zanu PF MP Joseph Chinotimba criticitised allowances paid to panelists.
MEDIA, Information and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo will today appear before Parliament to speak on alignment of media laws with the Constitution.
MEDIA, Information and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo on Friday lambasted some Zimbabweans for viewing the observance of the rule of law and good governance as an attack by foreign enemies.
Information Media and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo on Friday said the arrest of Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi was an indication that there is rule of law in Zimbabwe.
POLICE yesterday arrested the editor of The Sunday Mail newspaper amid fears of a renewed clampdown on journalists precipitated by President Robert Mugabe’s unprecedented attack on Media, Information and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo.