Movement for Democratic Change has decided to take head on with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, (ZEC) after accusing it of going slow on voter registration
Zimbabweans have begun exposing irregularities in the country's voting system ahead of the 2018 harmonized elections using popular social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. The interception of these social media platforms has given ordinary Zimbabweans a powerful voice to expose various dirty tricks being
Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Women and Youth Affairs and Matabeleland South Member of Parliament, Priscilla Misihairabwi Mushonga has chided political parties represented in parliament for refusing to sign a charter committing to gender equality saying their level of anti women is frightening.
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Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has called upon the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to respect and uphold the constitution following a move by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to block concerned citizens from marching in Harare’s Central Business District to demand electoral reforms was illegal and
Rural folks are receiving threats of the re-occurrence of 2008 intimidation and torture ahead of 2018 polls, Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa has said
Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has blasted the recent appointment of Utoile Silaigwana as the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Acting Chief Elections Officer saying is another unfortunate incident which continues to put into doubt the credibility of ZEC due the militarisation of the electoral management
According to Kazembe, the graph of people who registered this year has rose from 3,4 million voters of 2013 to 5,3 million of this year, (although registration is still ongoing)
"One thing i am sure of is that once i get in office ,i have to offer free and fair elections, my mandate is to administer the law, to apply the law which exists in this point in time
The country's main opposition party, Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai has demanded that the army publicly pledge to accept the outcome of the 2018 harmonized elections regardless of the winner, a move they said will boost the credibility of the do-or-die polls.
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