Opposition FreeZim Congress party has condemned proposals to amend the country’s Constitution to allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to remain in office until 2030, warning that any such move would amount to a return to dictatorship. In an interview with 263chat, FreeZim Congress president Joseph Makamba Busha
Forty six Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) across the country have expressed concern over the passing of Constitutional Amendment Bill number 2 by parliament saying the move is a reversal of the gains recorded by the overwhelming participation and endorsement of the new charter by Zimbabweans
Civic Society Organisations under the auspices of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) have expressed concern over what they term a renewed coordinated campaign by the government to curtail democracy through the proposed Patriotic Bill. The Bill if enacted, will criminalize anyone who speaks negatively about
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been pushed by Tag a International (TaLI) to respond and action the letters sent to him by organizations and individuals
...Youth in Zimbabwe constitute 67.7% of the population and are a key demographic which government must consider fully in development processes...
A local peace advocacy group, Heal Zimbabwe Trust has applauded the government of Zimbabwe for signing into law the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) Act on 5 January 2018 calling on the commission to carry out robust programs that seek to prevent conflicts while
Parliament has called on government to consider increasing the budget allocation for the Ministry of Health and Child Care saying it should have the highest allocation, or at least the 15 percent benchmark set out in the Abuja Declaration of 2001. Addressing the post budget seminar in Harare
A consortium of civic groups led by the Tag a Life International (TaLI) on Thursday launched an ambitious campaign dubbed "Every Child in School campaign" aimed at advocating for free education for all disadvantaged children in Zimbabwe. Addressing a press briefing in Harare on Thursday, TALI
Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe, an umbrella body representing women from various organisations has registered its dissatisfaction at the recent cabinet appointments saying the new administration had failed to respect the country laws, policies and values that speak on equal representation of women and men in
Local civic groups have called on regional and international bodies including Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) and African Union (AU) to urgently and expeditiously facilitate the resolution of the current political impasse and an urgent return to constitutionalism. Addressing the media in Harare on Wednesday, spokesperson
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