Self-exiled former Cabinet Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has voiced concerns over the readiness and capacity of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to conduct a free, fair, and credible election. Posting on Twitter, Professor Moyo highlighted the incapacitation of the electoral body itself, emphasizing the need for
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has slammed the involvement of ruling Zanu PF linked organisation Forever Associates of Zimbabwe (FAZ) in the country's electoral process. Chamisa made the remarks after visiting Kuwadzana Constituency to inspect the voters' roll. Chamisa voiced his fears about
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has expressed concerns regarding the voters roll that has been made available for public inspection. In a letter addressed to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), the opposition movement highlighted numerous errors and discrepancies that deviate from constitutional standards, casting doubt
In Zimbabwe, the issue of exorbitant nomination fees has sparked concerns about the exclusion of marginalized groups and their limited access to political representation
Seven Civic Society Organizations (CSOs) have petitioned the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), demanding an immediate revision of the exorbitant candidate nomination fees. The nomination fees, as per Statutory Instrument 144 of 2022, currently stand at US$20,000 for presidential candidates, payable in cash or at the prevailing
The situation of persons with disabilities in Zimbabwe’s elections is not only a matter of electoral administration but also a matter of human rights
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa has claimed that his party is aware of a massive scam to manipulate the upcoming general elections in the country. In a tweet, Chamisa expressed concerns over the alleged transfer of voters from rural to urban areas, which
The Heal Zimbabwe Trust launched the AS ONE campaign in Gutu on Saturday. The campaign aims to encourage peaceful participation in electoral processes . During the event, traditional leaders made a pledge to encourage peace and tolerance ahead of the 2023 elections. See pictures from
Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has called for a change in the country's electoral laws to create fair contestation among political parties. In a tweet accompanied by Kenya’s elections dates for 2027, Chamisa said that the current laws give too much power to President Emmerson Mnangagwa and
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) will soon engage the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to demand for an extension of the ongoing voter registration blitz which has been hampered by frequent technical difficulties leading to slowing down of the registration process. ZEC embarked on a final
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