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The Zimbabwean Progressive is an independent publication dedicated to producing fearless, progressive, adversarial, unapologetic and activism-oriented journalism situated right at the intersection of politics, technology and human rights.

The Zimbabwean Progressive is published by Obert Madondo, an Ottawa-based political blogger, publisher, and former political aide to a prominent Zimbabwean politician. Obert has previously worked as an international development administrator in Zimbabwe and Canada.

Obert also publishes Charity Files, an independent publication dedicated to journalism in the global giving public’s interest, and The Canadian Progressive, an independent publication dedicated to producing fearless, progressive, adversarial, unapologetic and activism-oriented Canadian journalism situated right at the intersection of politics, technology and human rights.

Category Archives: Press Freedom

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Editor's Blog

Mnangagwa regime’s ongoing brutalities “betray promises to create a new Zimbabwe,” says U.S.

Mnangagwa regime blocks Internet access to conceal Zimbabwe security forces’ extrajudicial killings, “systematic torture”

President ED Mnangagwa’s post-Mugabe Zimbabwe continues to persecute the opposition

Zimbabwe police charge Twitter user for retweeting tweet parodying ZEC chairperson Priscilla Chigumba

Zimbabwe journalist Violet Gonda “blacklisted” and denied passport by Mnangagwa regime

Africa

Theresa May in Africa: cynical post-Brexit development agenda smacks of desperation

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf no champion of gender equity in politics

Mugabe surrendered Zimbabweans’ US$2.76 billion to multinational corporations through “illicit financial flows”

Revealed: Margaret Thatcher’s “Marshall Plan for southern Africa”

Media calls white men’s sexual violence against Black African women and girls “transactional sex”

Civil Liberties

Zimbabwe’s dangerous Mugabe-era cybersecurity bill becomes omnibus, more lethal

Zimbabwe’s Mugabe-era omnibus cyber security bill threatens fundamental rights

In Zimbabwe, A New Cyber Security Ministry To Strengthen Mugabe’s Digital Authoritarianism

Zimbabwe’s digital activists “can easily be identified” by Mugabe’s all-seeing surveillance state

Mugabe’s proposed cybersecurity law targets Zimbabwean diaspora

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe: three reasons why it’s all going so wrong for Mnangagwa

Mnangagwa regime’s ongoing brutalities “betray promises to create a new Zimbabwe,” says U.S.

Fantasy that Mnangagwa would fix Zimbabwe now fully exposed

Mnangagwa regime blocks Internet access to conceal Zimbabwe security forces’ extrajudicial killings, “systematic torture”

President ED Mnangagwa’s post-Mugabe Zimbabwe continues to persecute the opposition