Zimbabwe Admits Jamming Voice of America Broadcasts
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Text of report by VOA News.com website on 28 February  A senior Zimbabwe Information Ministry official confirmed in parliamentary testimony Wednesday [28 February] that the government is jamming Voice of America broadcasts.
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Zimbabwe&#39;s privately-owned media is rejoicing at the apparent demotion of the country&#39;s controversial Information Minister, Jonathan Moyo, in the ruling ZANU-PF party hierarchy.
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BALTIMORE -- The Democratic National Committee filed a complaint Tuesday over a Maryland broadcast company, claiming that the company is bending the rules to smear Sen. John Kerry and help President George W. Bush.
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President Robert Mugabe has suspended Zimbabwe's attorney-general while he is investigated on charges of abusing his office, state radio reported on Saturday.
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Intelsat cuts bandwidth over unpaid bill Zimbabwe's net infrastructure has all but ground to a halt after Intelsat cut the country's bandwidth over an unpaid $700,000 bill, Reuters reports.â¦
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The United States strongly condemned Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's suppression of protests and said on Monday it was shocked by attacks on opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai and others.
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The United States expressed "serious concerns" Thursday about the March 29 general elections in Zimbabwe, a country it finds under constant repression from President Robert Mugabe's regime.
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1 October 2004 -- The Arab satellite television network Al-Jazeera today aired an audiotape purportedly from Al-Qaeda senior lieutenant Ayman al-Zawahiri.
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Zimbabwe announced today that 13 British journalists who had been denied visas to cover an England one-day cricket tour would now be allowed in to the country, apparently
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England have arrived in Zimbabwe for their controverisal one-day tour which has been cut back from five to four matches after 13 British journalists were initially barred from entering the country.
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Zimbabwe today reversed its decision not to allow 13 foreign journalists into the country in a bid to save England&#39;s stalled cricket tour.
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Zimbabwe denies British journalists entry - but England's tour still looks set to go ahead.
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The Bush administration has successfully overcome Cuban jamming of U.S. government radio and television broadcasts through transmission from a military aircraft, the State Department said Monday.
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TV's over-zealous profanity police rebuked by court US television regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) may not have the right to police American airwaves, a court has ruled. The ruling is a blow to a George W Bush-led clampdown on on-air swearing.â¦
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Radio microphones used in the entertainment industry could be under threat from plans to sell off airwaves.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 1 -- A single bullet and a threatening note arrived in a package delivered to one of Zimbabwe's last independent newspapers in what journalists said Thursday was the latest sign of the dangers to press freedoms  in that country.
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The Zimbabwe government lifted the ban on visiting journalists even though it was revealed that those journos were denied accreditaion because of insufficient information provided!