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Zimbabwe: New York Times Correspondent Jeffrey Moyo Denied Bail

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By Kwekwe Lockdown
| AllAfrica
A Buawayo magistrate Monday denied bail to New York Times correspondent Jeffrey Moyo and a Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) staffer Thabang Manhika. In her ruling, Magistrate Rachel Mukanga said the two accused were facing serious charges which could lend them 10 years in jail each if found guilty. She then remanded the two in custody to 10 June 2021. Moyo was arrested last Wednesday on allegations of contravening the Immigration Act.
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Zimbabwe: Edith Weutonga Elected International Federation Musicians First Black Woman VP

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By Paidashe Mandivengerei Verified, Kwekwe Lockdown
| AllAfrica
MULTI-award-winning afro-jazz sensation, Edith WeUtonga has become the first black woman to be appointed as the Vice President of the International Federation of Musicians (FIM). The International Federation of Musicians was founded in 1948 with three regional groups in Africa, Latin America, and Europe. The musicians' lobby association protects the economic, social, and artistic interests of musical artists from all over the world.
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Southern Africa: Zambia Rattling Towards Contested Elections

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By Charles Mafa, John Mukela, Kwekwe Lockdown
| AllAfrica
There is something to a name after all, it seems. The late "King Cobra", Michael Sata, broke away from the Movement for Multi-Party Democracy (MMD) and formed his own party, the Patriotic Front (PF), in 2001, after the former thwarted his bid to stand as its presidential candidate. The PF is the ruling party in Zambia, now under Edgar Lungu. Zambia's ruling party has an uncanny resemblance to its counterpart to the south, the Zimbabwe African National Union (Patriotic Front); Zanu PF in short.
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