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In February, business person Zunaid Moti found out that investigative reporters had actually accessed to dripped files from
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In February, business person Zunaid Moti found out that investigative reporters had actually accessed to dripped files from
In response to the #MotiFiles, the Moti Group has gone on a public relations blitzkrieg, using paid articles, legal threats, and conspiracy theories to counteract the flow of damaging information.
SOME youths in Bulawayo doubt that elections will better their lives, citing failed promises by politicians and the government over the years. A survey by Southern Eye Weekender showed that there is general disinterest in the upcoming elections among the youth in the city. Joseph Sibanda, a youth from Nkulumane, said he did not even …
AmaBhungane journalists believe they are under threat of arrest after implicating Zunaid Moti in a Zimbabwean mining deal.
Journalists Sam Sole, Micah Reddy and Dewald van Rensburg of the amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism believe they are under threat of arrest because of an exposé they wrote implicating businessman Zunaid Moti in a mining deal with Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa.