One of the enduring criticisms about Zimbabweans is that we live on hope. ‘Kuzolunga’, ‘Zvichanaka’ It shall be well. That’s been the mantra when faced with the most harrowing times…
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Response to Allegations Against the Forum by the State Media The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) is greatly disturbed by the attempts by the Government of Zimbabwe (GoZ)…
Summary of key findings and messages This Report presents the findings of the Municipal Budgeting and Financial Management Survey conducted by the We Pay You Deliver (WPYD) Consortium. The consortium...
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Background On 26 August 2018, President-Elect E.D Mnangagwa was inaugurated into office as the Second Executive President of the Republic of Zimbabwe. This followed the declaration by the Constitutional Court…
Introduction A delegation of 30 accredited and more than 50 unaccredited young women and men comprising of IYWD members, staff and networking organisation from Liberia observed the 30 July Harmonised...
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After Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court delivered its judgement dismissing Nelson Chamisa’s presidential election legal challenge, we asked our members via WhatsApp: What does the ConCourt decision mean to you? How are…
1. It was a marathon, riveting, historic, unforgettable process. The world of most Zimbabweans in Zimbabwe and abroad ground almost to a standstill as they were glued to their TV…
Today, August 22, 2018, Zimbabwe’s constitutional court will preside over a landmark case in which MDC Alliance President; Nelson Chamisa is seeking nullification of the July 30 elections whose outcome…
NO one can deny that this election season has been a roller-coaster and people are confused, anxious and hopeful as they face an unpredictable outcome from the Constitutional Court (ConCourt)…
Zimbabwe will be the centre of the world tomorrow as all eyes will be fixed on its Constitutional Court as it presides over MDCA Presidential Candidate Nelson Chamisa’s Historic Petition….