Newsday
Harare, Harare, ZimbabweEnglishEstablished in 2010 as Zimbabwe's first independent daily newspaper since independence, this publication provides critical coverage of national politics, business, and human rights. It maintains a reputation for its investigative journalism and commitment to holding government authorities accountable for an urban and politically engaged readership.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN HARARE
Zimbabwe's capital features a newspaper market sharply divided between state-controlled mass-circulation publications and a persistent, privately owned independent press. The government-backed Zimpapers group publishes the Herald, the country's oldest and dominant daily broadsheet, as well as Kwayedza, a mass-market weekly printed primarily in the Shona language. Operating alongside this state apparatus, private media companies provide alternative political and economic reporting through independent titles like the Daily News and the business-focused Financial Gazette. Paperboy lists 9 newspapers in Harare.
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