Local civic society organizations under the banner of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition have accused authorities in Tanzania of intensifying political repression and widespread human rights abuses following the disputed general election held on 29 October 2025. In a statement, the coalition rejected the poll outcome
The Director of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, Dr Blessing Vava was denied entry into Tanzania and deported on Tuesday in what the coalition has described as a barbaric act of repression by Tanzanian authorities. According to a statement from the Coalition’s Information Desk, Dr Vava
Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) have brushed aside claims by the government that the economy is steadily recovering describing it as a “faceless growth” in the wake of a worsening economic conditions for the ordinary citizens. Government is on record that it has introduced reforms to
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
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) president, Peter Mutasa says the Zanu PF government's move to amend the constitutional provision on the appointment and retirement of judges goes beyond national politics. Speaking during a joint press conference addressed by Civil Society heads in Harare today, Mutasa
Civic Society Organisations under the auspices of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) have urged the Southern African Development Community to prioritise humanitarian intervention in the conflict ridden Cabo Delgado province of Mozambique. The Coalition whilst acknowledging military intervention by the regional bloc, called for the
Civic Society Organisations under the banner of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiCZ) have condemned the recent Islamist militants attacks in Northern Mozambique where more than 50 people were reportedly beheaded. The militants reportedly turned a football pitch in a village into an "execution ground", where
The recently held Regional Summit of Civil Society Organisations took aim at the growing crisis in Zimbabwe which has been worsened by the use of the military to commit human rights violation on citizens. The country has witnessed a number of violations at the hands of
Local human rights pressure group Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says the country has joined the league of the world’s repressive governments. In its monthly report for September, ZPP said the government continued to use the Covid-19 pandemic to stifle rights and freedoms of citizens. “In September, Zimbabwe
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has bemoaned the heightened crisis in the country while calling on government to stop arbitrary arrests, torture and abduction of citizens. Commemorating the International Day of Peace, Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) said government should to demilitarize state institutions, respect
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