CLEAN : Jailed Zimbabwean NYT reporter walks out of prison after posting bail

The video discusses the importance of journalist accreditation rights in Zimbabwe, emphasizing that it should be accessible to all journalists regardless of origin. It then shifts to a personal account of a difficult prison experience, highlighting emotional and physical hardships. Finally, it announces the release of journalist Jeffrey Moyo from custody after a successful appeal in the High Court of Bulawayo.

What is the main argument regarding journalist accreditation in Zimbabwe?

• It should be a privilege for senior journalists.

• It should be restricted to local journalists only.

• It should be a right for all journalists, regardless of origin.

• It should be granted only to journalists from recognized countries.

What was one of the challenges faced by the narrator during imprisonment?

• Overcrowding in the prison cell.

• Infestation of lice in the prison cell.

• Lack of food and water.

• Inability to contact family.

How did the narrator feel about the emotional impact of imprisonment?

• It was a minor inconvenience.

• It was emotionally draining.

• It was a learning experience.

• It was a time of reflection.

Who was released from custody after being granted bail?

• A local journalist.

• A government official.

• A foreign diplomat.

• Jeffrey Moyo.

Which court granted bail to Jeffrey Moyo?

• The Magistrate's Court.

• The Constitutional Court.

• The High Court of Bulawayo.

• The Supreme Court of Zimbabwe.