Injustice of  Patriotic Bill in Zimbabwe 

 In the present form of the bill, injuring the sovereignty and national interest of Zimbabwe is criminalised under section 22A of the Criminal Law Act.
By Diana Machingauta Jun. 4, 2024

Village Rhapsody: Politics and hate speech in the 2023 election

Dealing with hate speech during elections is a crucial aspect of promoting peaceful and inclusive democratic processes.
By Evans Mathanda Jul. 30, 2023
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US doubts Mnangagwa on polls

Mnangagwa on Friday signed the Bill that includes clauses that will punish Zimbabweans that participate in meetings where sanctions against the country are discussed.
By Tafadzwa Kachiko and Sharon Buwerimwe Jul. 16, 2023

‘Patriotic Bill’ has made free and fair elections impossible

Communication with foreigners is illegal when Zimbabwe could be disparaged.
By The Globe& Mail Jun. 11, 2023

Parliament does the unpatriotic thing

It must be rejected by all who genuinely love Zimbabwe.
By Trevor Ncube Jun. 9, 2023

Patriotic Bill ‘helps Zanu PF cling to power’, say analysts

Legal practitioner and researcher Sharon Hofisi said the definition of “patriotism” will be problematic.
By Sydney Kawadza Jun. 9, 2023

Newsday cartoon 08 June, 2023 edition.

Newsday cartoon 08 June, 2023 edition.
By The Watcher Jun. 8, 2023

MUCKRAKER: Mthuli: Taking delight from the misery of the povo

Mthuli will want to have a word with certain owners of the country, some of whom think he is not doing a good job.
By Muckracker Jun. 2, 2023

What does patriotism mean to Zim & Zimbabweans?

If anything, this law aims at nothing but to descend heavily on any person ideated as an enemy of the State.
By Nkwazi Mhango Jan. 6, 2023