According to Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, eleven street vendors were arrested on the 12th of October for assaulting a police officer,
When opening the current session of Parliament on 1st October the President criticised Parliament’s low output of Bills during the last session:
Women’s Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE) notes with serious concern the deepening crisis in the country which is taking a
Read Part 1 This bulletin continues where Bill Watch 52 of 16th October [“Statutory Instruments: Part 1]” stopped; it will deal with
Read Part 2 Introduction Several Acts of Parliament contain provisions permitting the President or a Minister to make statutory instruments ‒ regulations,
Women’s Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE) and Southern African Parliamentary Support Trust (SAPST) on 16 October 2019 launched their collaborative
The Citizens’ Manifesto notes with grave concern the continued collapse of the Zimbabwean economy and the social crisis caused by the deterioration
The Chitungwiza and Manyame Rural Residents Association (CAMERA) is in the process of conducting door to door devolution implementation campaigns in Chitungwiza
Introduction In the period between May 2019 and June 2019, ZPP undertook a series of Human Rights Community Dialogues in the Districts
Executive Summary The media’s performance in covering elections in Zimbabwe – in terms of professional conduct and quality reporting – has consistently
Introduction and background Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution has a clear scope for devolved governance. This is based on three tiers of government at
We, the leaders of the ZHOCD made up of EFZ, UDACIZA, ZCBC and ZCC, met at the Africa Synod House on the
