Supa Mandiwanzira And Banning Al Jazeera In Zimbabwe
AL Jazeera’s English Zimbabwe correspondent Supa Mandiwanzira has been accsued of less then objective reporting. In response:
Al Jazeera has been denied permission to operate in Zimbabwe, a source in the Ministry of Information and Publicity told Metro.
Its Harare bureau will be moved to Johannesburg.
The source said the government was not happy with its plans to fire its correspondent Supa Mandiwanzira who is being accused of not being objective.
Last year before joining Al Jazeera Mandiwanzira was fired from SABC News, South Africa’s State broadcaster for his alleged involvement in a ZANU-PF and Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) sting operation against Roman Catholic prelate Bishop Pius Ncube.
CNN, BBC, SkyNews are Banned in Zimbabwe.
Picture: Zimbawe electoral race - The Spine
Posted: 23rd, June 2008 | In: Politicians, War On Terror Comment (1) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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June 23rd, 2008 at 10:44 pm
This is patently nonsense! Al Jazeera is still in Zimbabwe and reporting directly from there. Supa is still with Al Jazeera.