2. Colonialism and the Development of the Press in Zimbabwe
3. African Newspapers and the Development of the Private Press in Rhodesia
4. African Daily News and Early-African Politics in Rhodesia
5. ‘We are at a political crossroad’: Press and Politics in Rhodesia, 1958-1964
6. Press and Politics in Independent Zimbabwe to 1999
7. ‘Telling It like It Is?’: the Daily News and Zimbabwean Political Crisis to 2000
8. ‘Uneasy Bedfellows’: The Daily News and The State 1999-2003
9. Predictable and Unavoidable: the Closure of the African Daily News and Daily News
10. The Rise of the Alternative Media
11. Press and Politics in Zimbabwe: Concluding Remarks
Sylvester Dombo is a lecturer in the Department of History and Development Studies at the Great Zimbabwe University, Mashava Campus, Zimbabwe. He completed his doctoral studies at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, where he researched on media and politics in Zimbabwe. His research interests include media, religion and politics, nationalism, democracy, violence, land reform and entertainment history.