Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) says the Electoral Amendment Bill that is currently before Parliament is designed to disqualify prospective party candidates through targeted criminal convictions. In a statement, CCC national spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere said the Bill is unconstitutional as it does not take into
Twenty six opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activists who were arrested in Budiriro whilst attending a party meeting have been granted bail. The CCC members who include legislators Amos Chibaya who is also party organising secretary and Costa Machingauta were arrested on January 14 and
Independent Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has rebuked individuals criticising opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa for not ‘visiting’ incarcerated Zengeza West and CCC deputy chairperson Job Sikhala. Mliswa’s outburst comes after the opposition leader yesterday attended the bail hearing for arrested party members
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa has castigated President Emmerson Mnangagwa for taking late former President Robert Mugabe and Ian Douglas Smith's template of incarcerating members of the opposition. Chamisa made the remarks whilst addressing journalists at Harare Magistrates Court where he had attended
Economic research firm Morgan & Co has cast a gloomy economic outlook for the country ahead of the up-coming general elections citing the effects of political tensions already brewing. Since the turn of the millennium, the country has overseen a series of violent elections with economic
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) says three elderly people and a minor girl are among the 25 party activists arrested in Budiriro over the weekend. Anti–riot police stormed legislator Costa Machingauta’s Budiriro home on Saturday and arrested party organising secretary and Mkoba legislator Amos Chibaya
Democracy and policy think tank, the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) says the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) preliminary delimitation report has exposed Zanu PF's ruling elites' capture of the electoral system through manipulation of boundaries ahead of 2023 harmonized elections. In a political review paper titled Electoral
The parliamentary ad-hoc committee set up to look into the 2022 Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Preliminary Report on the Delimitation Exercise has urged the electoral mother body to abide by the provisions of Section 161 of the Constitution in coming up with electoral boundaries. Following the
The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has decried recent acts of politically motivated violence that rocked Bhunu area in Murehwa North where seven elderly people believed to be opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) supporters were harassed and assaulted by suspected Zanu PF youths. The incident
Elections advocacy group, the Election Resource Centre has called on the electoral mother body Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to address concerns raised by stakeholders over the draft delimitation report presented in Parliament last Friday. Political parties and analysts have raised concerns over the report citing that
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