In our Bill Watch 22/2019 of the 17th April we analysed the Maintenance of Peace and Order Bill to see how far it differs from the Public Order and Security…
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Executive Summary In terms of the Constitution and the Electoral Laws, delimitation is conducted every 10 years after a population census. The last population census was held in August 2012,...
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On the 9th of April 2019, Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) in conjunction with Economic Justice for Women Project (EJWP) and other 24 Civic Society Organisations hosted…
A Zimbabwean court on Wednesday 24 April 2019 acquitted seven leaders of the country’s largest labour union, who had been on trial for allegedly participating in an anti-government protest over…
Introduction The constitutional matter before the Constitutional Court (“the Court”) for determination is whether s 353 of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act [Chapter 9:07] (“the Act”) is constitutionally invalid....
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On Thursday the 14th of March 2019 the effects of Cyclone Idai began to be felt on the eastern part of Zimbabwe and by Saturday the 16th an estimated 24…
The parliamentary portfolio committee on Primary and Secondary Education has announced that public consultations on the Education Amendment Bill will start 1st of April 2019 in Chinhoyi. This is a…
Amalgamated Rural Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe, ARTUZ notes the strides made by government in modernizing our education system through the education act amendment bill of 2018. We note the thrust…
Young women with disability bemoan the constitution provision on section 22, 83 that it must take appropriate measures within the limits of the resources available to it, 83c to provide…
Women’s Academy for leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE) in partnership with Southern African Parliamentary Support Trust (SAPST) has launched a research into the extension of the women’s Parliamentary quota system…