Trending Zimdancehall artists, Tocky Vibes, Lady Squanda and Freeman will this weekend invade the sleepy Checheche Growth Point for a peace concert where they are expected to serenade and mobilize voters to go out and vote in numbers. The event organised by Platform for Youth Development
Local civil society groups have strongly condemned the bomb explosion at the Zanu PF Bulawayo rally that left 49 people injured saying the incidents dents country efforts to restore political legitimacy and set the country on an economic recovery path. In a statement released today, the
Local civic groups on Saturday called on citizens particularly youths and women to go and vote in peace saying they should exercise their constitutional right as enshrined in Chapter four of the constitution. Speaking at the launch of the "Get Out and Vote Campaign" in Epworth
The Election Resource Centre (ERC), Heal Zimbabwe Trust (HZT), Women Institute in Leadership Development (WILD), National Youth for Development Trust (NYDT) and Christian Alliance note the significant increase in voter registration figures over the last three weeks. The overwhelming response to the voter registration mop up
Poll watchdog, the Election Resource Centre (ERC), has deployed a delegation ahead of the SADC Summit to push for comprehensive alignment of electoral reforms with the Constitution of Zimbabwe, which the government is hesitant to implement. In 2013, just after the July 31 disputed elections, the
In a major shift from old mobilization methods that have not worked to prevent politically motivated violence in communities, civic organizations have retraced and embraced traditional practices of enforcing and sustaining social cohesion as the country moves towards watershed elections in 2018. Heal Zimbabwe Trust, one
Elections in Zimbabwe have for the past two decades been marred by alleged violence against opposition political party supporters. With the 2018 plebiscite barely a year away, victims of past violence are defiant that no amount of brutality will scare them away from voting for
Civil society groups in Zimbabwe have set up community structures to monitor, alert and report human rights issues ahead of the Mwenezi East by-election slated for the 8th of April 2017. In a statement released to the media, Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights), Heal Zimbabwe Trust
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