Author: Tendai Chisiri

By Annah Chikoti The recently produced Reporting Guide for Media Practitioners in Zimbabwe is quietly redefining the standards for ethical journalism.Developed through sustained media engagements led by freelance journalists, this guide has become a blueprint for transforming how key populations—particularly those within the LGBTI community—are represented in the press. What sets this initiative apart is … Continue reading New Chapter in Zimbabwean Media: Building Trust and Crafting Inclusive Narratives

By Elizabeth Machingura At the heart of Zimbabwe’s evolving media landscape lies a quietly transformative tool: a Reporting Guide for media practitioners, developed through a series of coordinated engagements led by freelance journalists. This guide was not born from policy memos or top-down instruction—it emerged from grassroots conversations, lived experiences, and a need to bridge … Continue reading Zimbabwean Media Embraces Cultural Context and Community Collaboration in Reporting on Key Populations

By Tendai Chisiri Trey Nyoni, an 18-year-old midfielder with Zimbabwean roots, has been impressing fans and coaches alike with his exceptional talent for Liverpool. Born in England to Zimbabwean parents, Nyoni has been making waves in the football world with his outstanding performances. Nyoni's recent outing against Yokohama showcased his skills, as he scored a … Continue reading Zimbabwean Descent Star Trey Nyoni Shines with “Ridiculous” Talent for Liverpool

By Tendai Chisiri Zimbabwe joined the global community in commemorating the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, observed annually on July 30. This year's theme, "Human Trafficking is Organised Crime – Stop the Exploitation," highlights the urgent need to address this heinous crime. According to the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, "Human trafficking … Continue reading Zimbabwe Unites Against Human Trafficking: A Call to Action

By Tendai Chisiri Knowledge Musona, 35, has joined Scottland FC and will be unveiled today at half time during the game against Yadah FC at Rufaro, reliable sources have said. Musona parted ways with the Saudi Arabian club Al-Okhdood. He joins his brother Walter Musona, and other veteran players such as Khama Billiat, Terrence Dzvukamanja, … Continue reading Musona Bolsters Scottland FC Squad

By Tendai Chisiri Knowledge Musona, 35, has joined Scottland FC and will be unveiled today at half time during the game against Yadah FC at Rufaro, reliable sources have said. Musona parted ways with the Saudi Arabian club Al-Okhdood. He joins his brother Walter Musona, and other veteran players such as Khama Billiat, Terrence Dzvukamanja, … Continue reading Musona Bolsters Scotland FC Squad

By Tendai Chisiri Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe - President Emmerson Mnangagwa has emphasized the critical importance of protecting wetlands, citing their vital role in sustaining biodiversity, climate resilience, and water security. Speaking at the official opening of the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (COP15), President Mnangagwa … Continue reading Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa Calls for Global Action to Protect Wetlands

By Tendai Chisiri The Zimbabwe Agricultural Show, a cornerstone event of the national calendar, is proud to celebrate 130 years of agricultural excellence, innovation, and resilience. The 115th edition of the show will take place from August 25-30. Speaking at the conference ahead of the event, Zimbabwe Agricultural Society Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Rufaro Gunundu, … Continue reading Zimbabwe Agricultural Show Celebrates 130 Years of Excellence

By Tendai Chisiri Ambassador Tamer Almassri condemns in the strongest possible terms the escalating humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip caused by the Israeli blockade, as the number of deaths due to starvation and malnutrition has tragically surged to 18 cases within the last 24 hours alone. The hunger crisis in Gaza has reached an … Continue reading Humanitarian Catastrophe Unfolding in Gaza: 18 Deaths in 24 Hours

By Christopher Moyo Identity is never singular. For Zimbabwe’s key population, this truth is especially evident—where sexuality, gender, culture, class, and geography intersect in unique, deeply personal configurations. Yet media coverage has long struggled to honor this complexity, flattening experiences into digestible, generic profiles. Intersectionality demands a new kind of journalism—one that refuses to reduce … Continue reading Why Intersectional Reporting Is Journalism’s Next Frontier