THE Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ) has condemned targeting of journalists who are alleged to be working with perceived hostile anti-Zimbabwe western governments following the publication of 15 listed names of journalists ...
Mission to represent members in their pursuance of freedom of expression within the confines of ethical journalism by promoting and reflecting media divesity of professional standards while fighting for good working conditions and mediating in labour disputes.
Vision
to become a real voice of journalists in a democratic Zim that guarantees and upholds media pluralism freedom of expressison , press, information and adhering to professional ethics under favourable working conditions.
History of ZUJ
THE Guild of Journalists, forerunner of the Union of Zimbabwe Journalists and the Zimbabwe Union of Journalists was formed in the early 1950s by journalists who had been active
The 2007 ZUJ annual general meeting is set for a date to be announced, watch this space for dates.
ZUJ Executive
ZUJ is headed by a National Executive Committee that comprises of President, Secretary General, Vice President, 2nd Vice President, National Treasurer and three committee members. This executive works in conjunction with the National Executive Council that comprises of Chairpersons, Secretaries and Treasurers of all its eleven branches through out the country. Since 2005, the union has also established a secretariat which runs under the supervision of the national executive. More on some of the national executive profiles
