The Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) has cleared Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa to visit incarcerated legislators Job Sikhala, Godfrey Sithole and 14 other Nyatsime residents at Chikurubi Maximum prison. Chamisa had previously been barred from accessing the activists on the grounds that
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has announced the suspension of by-elections for the national assembly or local authority for vacancies that will arise from November 1, 2022 in line with Section 158 (3) of the Constitution which prohibits by-elections, nine months before a general election. In
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) president Nelson Chamisa has written to the Commissioner General of the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) seeking clearance to visit incarcerated legislators Job Sikhala, Godfrey Sithole and fourteen other Nyatsime residents. Chamisa's previous attempt to visit Sikhala and other
Local civic groups have added their voices in condemning the political violence that happened in Matobo over the weekend urging political party leaders and supporters to be tolerant to differing views for the country to achieve a thriving democracy. In a statement, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human
Former ZanuPF member, Godfrey Tsenengamus has accused Citizens Coalition for Change leader, Nelson Chamisa of lacking leadership qualities which he said will be his Achilles heel in the 2023 elections. Tsenenegmau said Chamisa failed the leadership test when he remained silent over the continued detention of
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says the party is doing everything within its powers to ensure the release of incarcerated legislators Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole together with 14 others. Sikhala and Sithole have spent more than 100 days in remand prison on
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change president Nelson Chamisa has launched his party’s electoral reform blue print dubbed PREPARE which he says will focus on the creation of a conducive environment for the holding of free and fair elections. Launching the seven electoral reform demands in Harare on
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) says it has adequate legal framework to conduct free, fair and credible elections that is an envy for many countries. In an interview with a local radio station, ZEC spokesperson Commissioner Jasper Mangwana said there is need to instill order in
By Adelaide Kuudzerema and Elia Ntali The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has called on stakeholders to ensure a peaceful environment ahead of the 2023 harmonised elections. In a statement to mark the international Day of Peace, ZESN said it believes targeted peace building efforts will be
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