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📰 News13 March 2026·2 min read·

Veteran Zimbabwean journalist Jonisayi Maromo 'Warchild' dies amid scrutiny

Source: myzimbabwe

Veteran Zimbabwean journalist Jonisayi Maromo, widely known as 'Warchild', has passed away, prompting tributes across the African media landscape. An investigative examination suggests Maromo's career involved sensitive and potentially dangerous investigations that may have made him a target. His death has raised questions within media circles about the risks faced by journalists pursuing high-profile stories in Zimbabwe.

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