Suddenly, Zimbabwe’s biggest newspaper can print exactly what it wants. It’s harder than it sounds. - News Summed Up

Suddenly, Zimbabwe’s biggest newspaper can print exactly what it wants. It’s harder than it sounds.


Reporters and editors plan the daily coverage of the Zimbabwe Herald. The state-owned newspaper was forced this month to cover the downfall of Robert Mugabe, whose rule it had long applauded. Then, this month, the staff of the Zimbabwe Herald got an impossible assignment: They would have to cover the downfall of their benefactor. Phyllis Kochere holds the newspaper announcing the resignation of Robert Mugabe in the newsroom of the Zimbabwe Herald. It was the best-paying newspaper in Zimbabwe, and in a country with a soaring unemployment rate, that meant something.


Source: Washington Post November 25, 2017 11:26 UTC



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