President Emmerson Mnangagwa today ringed changes to cabinet ministries and other government departments which saw the retirement of long serving Registrar General, Tobaiwa Mudede. Mudede who has been at the helm of the registry offices for the longest period has of late been tangled in a
The Registrar General Tobaiwa Mudede has been dragged to court following his refusal to issue a passport to a freelance journalist and former presenter at United Kingdom’s SW Radio Africa Violet Gonda under the auspices of Stop List; a travel ban issued on citizens perceived
"Many people in this country are not Zimbabweans especially in Mashonaland, we can not just give out birth certificates," said Mudede.
The High court on Wednesday 29 November 2017 granted an order allowing the so-called aliens to register as prospective voters in the 2018 general elections provided that they bring along with them their identity documents endorsed alien coupled with a birth certificate and proof of
HIGH Court Judge Justice Nyaradzo Munangati-Manongwa on Friday 17 November 2017 postponed to Wednesday 22 November 2017 the hearing of an urgent chamber application filed by a Harare resident and two opposition political parties seeking an order compelling the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to register
Epworth residents have approached lawyers seeking legal counsel to compel the Registrar General to allow them to replace lost identity documents free for them to register to vote in next year’s elections. The residents said they were too poor to afford the $5 fee charged by
In a nation baffled by the laughable actions of the former 'Teflon Don' of Manicaland, Didymus Mutasa, who believes Zimbabwe owes him a few luxury vehicles, a multi-million dollar mansion, a blank cheque, school fees and pocket money for his children – as a retirement
The issue of contraception has caused so much debate in society amid fears that much of the problems facing women today including cervical cancer, low libido and fertility challenges among others are direct effects of using modern birth control methods. Worsened by Registrar General, Tobaiwa Mudede's
I’ve just read a news article which reported Small and Medium Enterprises Minister, Sithembiso Nyoni, as having said that the government has dispatched a delegation to Nepal to study how ‘to organise remittances inflow to improve the country’s GDP’. By Chofamba Sithole This isn’t the first policy-learning
MUTARE- Residents have called for institutional capacitating of the electoral commission through adoption of international best practices in holding of elections. Speaking at a consultation meeting on electoral reforms organised by the Electoral Resource Centre, residents said the independence of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) will
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