The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum has denounced the increase in politically motivated violence over the past month following the launch of the Citizens for Coalition Change (CCC). The human rights lobby group also noted the use of State security agents to further political agendas as
The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says the ruling Zanu PF party failed the test of a democratic and violence free elections when it held its provincial elections which were marred by violence in some parts of the country. In a Monthly Monitoring Report for December 2021,
The Douglas Mwonzora led MDC-T says it is investigating circumstances surrounding the harassment of Kudzanai Mashumba, a member of the opposition outfit who was manhandled by party youths while addressing a press briefing in Harare today. Mashumba had gathered journalists at the Media Centre when partys
Opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa says he will not be distracted by Monday’s events in which suspected Zanu PF members attacked his entourage in Masvingo. Posting on microblogging Twitter, the MDC Alliance president condemned the attacks calling on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to stop the violence. “Barbaric
United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres' call in March 2020 before the escalation of the COVID 19 pandemic on the need to “Silence the Guns” in times of the global pandemic received was progressive. By Rawlings Magede The call received broad international support as some parties to conflicts
The Constitutional Court recently issued an ultimatum to the government to set up an Independent Complaints Commission (ICM) which will investigate security forces implicated in human rights abuses and acts of violence. The ICM which will be set up through an act of parliament will be
We the People of Zimbabwe (WTPZ) has released a report saying that about 133 violation calls were made on the day of the polling day until the election was closed
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has criminalized the tearing of campaigning posters by political rivals who might be trying to fight against their opponent in the game of politics ahead of 2018 polls
The Nelson Chamisa led Movement for Democratic Change, MDC-T has put the blame of Bulawayo white city sports stadium on the ruling party
The National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) has condemned the violence that occurred at the late MDC T leader
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