Edwinapicer (an haife ta a shekara ta 1948) 'yar jaridar Zimbabwe ce kuma mai shirya fina-finai.[1]

Edwina Spicer ne adam wata
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Belfast (en) Fassara, 1948 (75/76 shekaru)
Sana'a
Sana'a ɗan jarida, darakta da mai fim din shirin gaskiya
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Spicer amfana daga ci gaban kamfanonin samar da kansu[2] a Zimbabwe tsakanin 1980 da 1995. Hotunan sun sami tallafi daga masu ba da gudummawa na duniya da Hukumar Katolika don Adalci da Zaman Lafiya a Zimbabwe.

Shirin Spicer na 1987 Bilo - Breaking the Silence shine ƙaramin abu na farko da aka harbe shi a Zimbabwe. A shekara ta 1988, duk da goyon bayan kudi, 'yan adawa na siyasa a Zimbabwe sun hana ta kammala wani shirin kan Cutar kanjamau, Aids - The Killer Disease .

[3] watan Janairun 2002, an ɗaure dan Spicer, mai fafutukar MDC, zuwa itace, an buge shi kuma an kama shi saboda satar mutane. [4][5] watan da ya biyo baya 'yan sanda sun bincika gidan Spicer, kuma an kama mijinta kuma an tsare shi. [6]'Yan sanda sun tsare Spicer kanta bayan sun yi fim da shugaban MDC Morgan Tsvangarai a Harare . [1]

Fina-finai

gyara sashe
  • Biko, ya karya shiru, 1987
  • Babu Bukatar Laifi, 1993
  • Wuri ga Kowa, 1993
  • Ci gaba da Murya Rayuwa: Shekaru 15 na Dimokuradiyya a Zimbabwe, 1995
  • Yin rawa daga Tune: Tarihin kafofin watsa labarai a Zimbabwe, 1999
  • Ba a sake yin hakan ba: Ci gaban Zimbabwe zuwa Dimokuradiyya 1980-2000, 2000

Manazarta

gyara sashe
  1. Roy Armes (2008). "Spicer, Edwina". Dictionary of African Filmmakers. Indiana University Press. p. 122. ISBN 978-0-253-35116-6.
  2. Le clap, ou, A la connaissance des cinéastes africains et de la diaspora. Etablissements SYKIF. 2001. p. 501.
  3. Ian Black, "EU sanctions loom as Mugabe ignores deadline for poll plans", The Guardian, 19 January 2002.
  4. "Journalist detained, his video camera seized by police", Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA), 19 February 2002.
  5. Karen MacGregor, "Mugabe sees conspiracy all around", The Independent, 17 February 2002.
  6. Peta Thornycroft, "Tsvangirai charged with treason", The Telegraph, 26 February 2002.