By Kudzaishe Chimonera The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has warned the public against a fraudulent job recruitment advert circulating on social media describing it as a scam. In a statement, Chief Elections Officer Simbarashe Tongayi said the advert is false and unauthorised stressing that it did not
Irene Muyenziwa Opposition the Freedom of Rights Under Sovereign (FORUS) party has written to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) requesting formal protection of its official colours warning that the use of identical colours by multiple political parties could confuse voters and undermine electoral integrity. In a
The government has proposed amendments to the Constitution and the Electoral Act to automatically register 18-year-olds as voters, t
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has initiated a workshop aimed at addressing the declining participation of women in Zimbabwe's political landscape. The workshop is part of ZESN’s Building Resources in Democracy, Governance, and Elections (BRIDGE) programme and is designed to explore the reasons behind
Zimbabwe held six parliamentary by-elections on Saturday to fill the seats vacated by the recall of opposition lawmakers by a self-proclaimed secretary general of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party. The ruling Zanu-PF party won all the by-elections, securing a two-thirds majority in parliament that
Former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has condemned the move by the European Union (EU) to suspend financial support to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). The EU on Tuesday announced that it will be suspending its $5 million financial support package to the electoral body. Posting on
According to section 3 of the Constitution, one of the founding values and principles of Zimbabwe is “the nation’s diverse cultural, religious and traditional values”.
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has initiated a multi-media campaign aimed at raising awareness among citizens about their electoral rights as enshrined in the Constitution. Running under the theme; “My Vote, My Right, My Country”, ZHRC chairperson, Elasto Mugwadi said the awareness is to conscientize
Former Cabinet Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has raised alarm bells over election disputes which have delayed the printing of ballot papers for the upcoming harmonized general elections slated for August 23. In a long Twitter thread, Moyo highlighted the potential danger of justice being denied to
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) says party lawyers have encountered a hurdle in their pursuit of justice over individuals who filed their nomination papers to contest in the upcoming elections without party approval. Speaking at a press conference held in Harare on Wednesday, Ellen Shiriyedenga,
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