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Fees raised for foreign journalists in Zim

According to The Herald, a government run newspaper, government has raised the fees for media operations within the country. All foreign media agencies require a permit to operate in the country.

7 Jan 2009

The fee for foreign media organisations to operate in Zimbabwe has been increased toy US$30,000 per year while local journalists applying to work for foreign media organisations need to US$1,000 as well as an accreditation fee of US$3,000.