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JOURNALISTS have been urged to abide by journalistic ethics and professionalism in their reporting.
The call was made by Officer Commanding Bulawayo province, Commissioner Patton Mbangwa Tuesday while addressing Bulawayo media representatives.
The meeting was part of the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA)’s organised nationwide meetings meant to nurture good working relationships between the police and the media especially during this time of the Covid-19 pandemic.
“Our involvement with the media is derived from the fact that we want to engage widely so that we will be able to provide the best service to the public. I urge all media houses to continue embracing ethics of investigative journalism and maintaining active communication with the police to achieve national objectives of sustainable development, peace and harmony,” said Mbangwa.
POLICE Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga has directed police in Bulawayo to look for veteran modelling instructor Ms Sipho Ncube-Mazibuko as part of investigations following her rape allegations against self-exiled G40 kingpin Professor Jonathan Moyo.
Ms Ncube-Mazibuko posted on her Facebook page last Friday claiming that Prof Moyo raped her 11 years ago while she was pregnant. She said efforts to report Prof Moyo, whom she said was powerful at the time, were ignored.
At the time, self-exiled former Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri was still at the helm of the police services.
Prof Moyo, believed to be in Kenya, fled the country in November 2017 during Operation Restore Legacy. He is wanted by the police after absconding court where he is facing charges of allegedly diverting of US$244 575 from the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund (Zimdef).