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Police Assure Journalists’ Safety Ahead of Amendment Bill No. 3 Public Hearings HARARE – Police spokesperson Paul Nyathi has assured journalists of their safety during the upcoming public hearings on Amendment Bill No. 3, following a meeting organised by TellZim News in Harare. Addressing journalists at the meeting, Nyathi said no journalist should be attacked or harassed while carrying out their duties, regardless of the potentially volatile nature of the public hearings. “At no point shall a journalist be attacked or harassed, either by political parties, the police, or any other security officers, while doing their work during the upcoming public hearings and at any other time,” said Nyathi. He acknowledged the risks associated with the public consultations and emphasised the need to protect media practitioners, particularly during critical national processes. Nyathi also commended TellZim News for organising the engagement, adding that he would communicate with police commanders across the country to ensure journalists, especially those working in community media and marginalised areas, are allowed to operate freely. “I am going to get in touch with commanders across the whole country to make sure that journalists, particularly those working for community media in marginalised areas, are allowed to do their work as a way of promoting access to information,” he said. Nyathi further praised TellZim News' growth and impact, noting that he had witnessed its establishment and evolution into a national organisation. “As the police, I am one of the witnesses who saw TellZim News starting, being launched, and growing to become a national outfit that has shaped public agendas and helped the nation, particularly the police, to see areas that need improvement. We value your contribution and we value the work you are doing,” he said. He added that the police would also engage the Parliament of Zimbabwe to ensure that media practitioners are recognised and protected during the public hearings. “We will engage the Parliament of Zimbabwe because it is the leading agency in this process, so that those leading public gatherings also take note of the media. We must guarantee your safety,” Nyathi said. Nyathi said the police would further liaise with Parliament’s Public Relations and Communications Department, as well as the Ministry of Information to ensure journalists are properly recognised and protected while covering the proceedings. “We do not want to end up having reports of journalists being assaulted or harassed. Now that you have brought it to our attention, we will definitely engage and give feedback in the next few days,” he said. TellZim News, director Dr Golden Maunganidze thanked Nyathi for responding to the call to safeguard journalists. “I want to thank commissioner Nyathi for heefing to our call for the engagement, this will go a long way in promoting access to information and also access to credible information during critical moments of national development,” said Dr Maunganidze. The assurances come amid concerns over the safety of journalists during high-profile national events, with stakeholders emphasising the importance of a free and secure working environment for the media. The police indicated that engagements with relevant authorities would begin immediately, with feedback expected soon as preparations for the public hearings continue. @ParliamentZim

Filabusi to Hwange hardest trip I have ever experienced in my life. Picture the scene. There I was, hugging my sad, pregnant girlfriend goodbye, boarded a Sihube bus, carrying the full weight of the United Nations of regrets on my shoulders. Heavy head. Mind traveling faster than the bus. Boy what have you done😩 Terrible decision I had made was replaying in HD slow motion in my head. Beautiful fantasies gone like free Sapatina at a political rally. At some point I became convinced that everyone on the bus knew my story. The lady selling boiled eggs? Definitely judging me. The old man chewing peanuts? Also judging me. Even the conductor looked at me like he wanted to announce: “Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard. Special announcement: we have one future father in emotional crisis sitting over there”. I kept my head down like a man who had just committed romantic criminality. No one to blame really😀 Arrived in Hwange. Next day - apprenticeship The four years ahead looked impossible. Unfortunately, news travels faster than Wi-Fi in small towns. Within one week my training officers caught wind. The ridicule began. “Look at him! He won’t even finish training”. “Boys and girls… don’t be like Taz.” I became a walking public service announcement. “Training Example Number One: What Not To Do.” It was painful. But deep inside I made a decision: Nothing was going to break me. Next - Meeting with SDA Church Elders. Now before all this drama, I was actually an Adventist Deputy Youth Leader. Yes. Deputy Youth Leader. Looking back, I don’t think I did a very good job. Everyone memorizing Bible verses, I was busy memorising my girlfriend’s smile. The picture below was taken after one of those Sunday afternoon AY meetings. Opportunity to see my girl. Others - “John 3:16…For God so loved the world………. “ Me “John 3:16… but have you seen the beauty sitting on the third bench from the back”. And to be fair, She was outrageously beautiful. Shy. Calm. Very intelligent. Many wondered how I won her. Many failed. History will record that I defeated many giants in the championship of love. Years later she told me something shocking. She said the day she arrived at Hwange Secondary School, she saw me and immediately decided: “That one. That one right there.” From that day she did everything possible to cross my path. Meanwhile I was walking around suffering from inferiority complex like a man who had mistakenly entered the wrong league. She came from a well-off family. I came from a very poor single-mother household, living in one small room. “Esinenini” But that is another story for another day. Church elders met - Disciplinary action. Stripped of my AY leadership role. Censured from church activities until further notice. Focus - Resolute. Because my girl, loved me when I was a nobody. My first salary? Saved. Second salary? Saved. Third salary? Saved. First few months of apprenticeship - fasting by force. Colleagues enjoyed apples, macaroni, nice lunches etc. I practiced AST(advanced starvation techniques.) One guy would walk past and say: “Mr Taz, future father, what are you eating today?” Then he would answer his own question. “Ahhh… Air Pie.” laughing. Whole group would burst into laughter. It never bothered me. My mind was somewhere else. All I could think about was my girl in the village, pregnant, probably more confused than me. I had to work hard. I had to redeem her from the shame. My own embarrassment? That one I parked somewhere and ignored. I also decided something else: I would not hate the people who mocked me. I took it as deserved punishment. End of March 1996, enough money saved to return to Filabusi. My brother chipped in. Idombo / Munyai was found. Messages sent to my girlfriend’s family. A meeting date was set. Redemption or total disaster. We return to Filabusi. Surprises, negotiations, tension, and possibly heart attacks were waiting for me.

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