ZHRC decries ‘alarming’ human rights violations at Harare Remand Prison

The commission also mediated between the detainees and their legal representatives to ensure grievances were communicated.
By Online Reporter May. 27, 2025

Zicco moves in on artistes royalties

“It’s crucial for artistes to finalise their documentation. This allows us to vet the database properly and avoid duplication or errors in payouts.”
By Life & Style Reporter May. 19, 2025

Guard your intellectual rights jealously, musicians urged

Munyawarara added: “As music composers our ability to generate income is highly influenced by the way we handle our properties, which is a commodity to others.”
By Alfred Tembo May. 11, 2025

Vital role of rehabilitation in disability

Therefore, rehabilitation empowers people with disabilities to live more independently, participating actively in society and enhancing their quality of life.
By Deborah Tigere May. 9, 2025

New era for Zim book industry

It operates under section 97 of the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act, which empowers CMOs to license and collect royalties for the use of copyrighted materials.
By Khumbulani Muleya May. 9, 2025
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Human Rights Watch flags Zim’s record

It said Zimbabwean authorities were using domestic law as an instrument of repression.
By Lorraine Muromo May. 7, 2025

Protesters in bid to stop Auxillia’s UK visit

The forum was formed by the diaspora women leaders to collaborate with the women back home for the well-being of society.
By Staff Reporter May. 5, 2025

Sadc PF committees meet to lay foundation for prison oversight model law

Many countries in the region lack clear, enforceable mechanisms for prison oversight, and the existing legal frameworks often fall short of constitutional ideals.
By Moses Magadza Apr. 22, 2025

Global watchdog presses for Blessed Mhlanga’s release

A GLOBAL rights group has called on the diplomatic community to press Zimbabwean authorities to release Heart & Soul TV (HStv) senior journalist Blessed Mhlanga.
By Vanessa Gonye Apr. 21, 2025