By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The Harare City Council has raised alarm over the growing problem of residents dumping sand and other solid waste into the sewer system a practice officials say is crippling wastewater treatment operations and damaging vital infrastructure. During a visit by the Zimbabwe Human
Following the recent mass arrest of civilians after the stay away strike by the state and speed trials and convictions, Zimbabwean lawyers have taken it to the streets in protest against what they described as the deterioration of the rule of law in the country.
Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP), a local human rights group has revealed that persons with disabilities (PWDs) faced challenges during the registration process and at polling stations
The issue of land has dominated discourses, as well as practices of development in Zimbabwe and other African countries. By Lazarus Sauti The primary goal of land reform in Zimbabwe, for instance, has been and is still to redistribute land to black people without discrimination on the
Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) together with Amnesty International Zimbabwe have said the Zimbabwean government remains mum on the disappearance of a human rights activist, Itai Dzamara, alleging that the government lacks a will to investigate the alleged abduction by the state security
According to ZEC Chairperson, Justice Priscilla Chigumba, the MPLCs will be chaired by ZEC and comprise contesting candidates or their representatives and other members invited by the committees.
We recommend referring to Veritas’ Electoral Act (Consolidated 2018) [link] because it incorporates the amendments to Part XVIIIB made by the very recent Electoral Amendment Act, 6/2018, which came into force on 28th May.
Communities in Beitbridge are banking on the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) to help them overcome political intimidation as they search for lasting peace and development. After a constitutional awareness meeting at Whunga Village in Ward 10 on January 30, 2017, the community resolved to engage
[adrotate banner="8"] Politicization of issues at Harare City Council has largely been blamed for the continued allocation of housing stands on wetlands. This came out at a stakeholder engagement meeting held by the Combined Harare Resides Association (CHRA) in Harare on January 6, 2017. The meeting, which was
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) says the Zimbabwean government is not committed to the justice and reconciliation agenda as witnessed by the slow implementation of the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) and apathy to allocate adequate resources to the process. ZHRC Chairperson Mr Elasto
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