Civil society organisations have marked the International Day of Human Rights with a powerful joint statement urging authorities to halt the erosion of fundamental freedoms and recommit to constitutional obligations. The groups, united under the theme “Human Rights: Our Everyday Essentials,” said human rights must be
Opposition MDC spokesperson Jacob Mafume who spent the day at the Harare Central Police Station Law and Order Section has been released without a charge of any wrong doing with the authorities saying they will contact his lawyer in any event they need him.
Opposition MDC official Morgen Komichi's case before Harare Magistrates Court is proceeding to trial after Magistrate Ruramai Chitumbura ruled he has a case to answer. Chitumbura said Komichi disturbed election proceedings which warrants a case before the courts. "There is no definition of interrupting with elections in
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairperson Priscilla Chigumba failed to avail herself before the Harare Magistrates Court today for the trial of Night Tawona Shadaya where she is the complainant in the matter despite police's efforts to furnish her with court papers. According to the state, Chigumba
A ZANU PF party Central Committee member Joshua Muzamba has relinquished his position in the ruling party in compliance with a court order, which directed him to choose between holding a position in ZANU PF party or remain as Binga Rural District Council (BRDC) Chief
Street kids sleeping on the pavement along Jason Moyo
Former People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader Tendai Biti has approached the Harare Magistrates Court seeking a temporary release of his travel documents to allow him to go to South Africa for a counselling session following his traumatic experience when he tried to skip the country
HIGH Court Judge Justice Mary Zimba-Dube will on Friday 17 August 2018 preside over the hearing and determination of a petition filed in the Electoral Court by a losing MDC Alliance party’s parliamentary candidate seeking to nullify the declaration by Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) of
HARARE Magistrate Nyasha Vhitorini on Tuesday 07 August 2018 set free 27 opposition party supporters who were arrested and charged for allegedly participating in protests staged in Harare over delays in announcing the results of the harmonised elections held last month. The 27 people namely David
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has availed a copy of the ballot paper with a photograph after an aspiring opposition legislator protested against a defective ballot paper which the elections management body had prepared to be used during the elections scheduled for Monday 30 July
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