A Zimbabwean citizen, Lovedale Mangwana has filed a High Court application seeking to bar former Zanu PF national political commissar, Savior Kasukuwere from participating in the upcoming presidential elections scheduled for August 23, 2023. According to Mangwana's founding affidavit, Kasukuwere has been residing outside the country
Local rights campaign group, Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum has called on the government to ratify the United Nations Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (UNCAT). The forum's vice chairperson, Farisai Chaniwa, made the plea during her speech at the
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has accused the ruling party, Zanu PF of forging signatures leading to the fielding of opposition double candidates in twenty constituencies ahead of the upcoming general elections. Addressing journalists in Harare late yesterday, CCC spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere revealed that they
Opposition Democratic Union of Zimbabwe (DUZ) has announced the withdrawal of its presidential candidate, Robert Chapman from the upcoming 2023 Presidential elections race. In a statement, Pishai Muchauraya, party Secretary General shed light on the key reasons behind Chapman's move. “After great discussion with the Democratic Union
Independent presidential candidate and former Zanu PF political commissar, Saviour Kasukuwere has called for a renewal of leadership and a departure from the status quo in the country asserting that without addressing the political challenges, Zimbabwe's economic woes cannot be resolved. Kasukuwere formally announced his presidential
Former Zanu PF national political commissar, Saviour Kasukuwere who through his lawyers filed his nomination papers to contest in the August 23 harmonised elections as a presidential candidate has called for an end to politically motivated violence. Speaking during a press conference in South Africa today
In recent years, global efforts have made significant strides towards recognizing and advocating for the rights and healthcare needs of the LGBTQI community. However, the situation in Zimbabwe stands in stark contrast to this progress, as members of the LGBTQI community still face significant barriers
Notably, this year showcased a notable increase in female-led start-ups, with 44% of the top 25 comprising female founders.
Self-exiled former Cabinet Minister and member of the ruling Zanu PF, Professor Jonathan Moyo has bemoaned the state of judicial independence in Zimbabwe citing the year-long pretrial detention of Zengeza West lawmaker Job Sikhala. In an interview with South African broadcaster SABC, Prof. Moyo highlighted the
Former Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) chairperson Morgen Komichi has expressed concern over the current state of the opposition in Zimbabwe which he says lacks former founding president Morgan Tsvangirai’s effect. Komichi who was dethroned from the powerful post of chairman and later appointed secretary for
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