First Session Ninth Parliament The National Assembly resumed sitting on Tuesday after a two-week long break. The main agenda of the House was the debate on the Zimbabwe Investment and…
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Over the years the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission [ZACC] has been at the receiving end of insults and derision from the general public, which felt it was doing less than it…
Zimbabwean lawyer Chris Mhike says Zimbabwe risks continued demonisation by the international community as a country that does not respect media rights if it fails to implement democratic media law…
Both the Senate and the National Assembly will resume sittings this week, starting on Tuesday 16th July and continuing until Thursday 1st August. The Senate has been in recess since…
The government on 5 July 2019 gazetted the Freedom of Information Bill [H.B. 6 of 2019]. This is the first of three official Bills meant to replace the much-criticised Access…
MISA Zimbabwe in partnership with the Media Alliance of Zimbabwe (MAZ) on 27 and 28 June 2019 held an intense two-day workshop with the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Information, Media,…
The Election Resource Centre acknowledges the appointment of the new Chief Election Officer (CEO), Mr. Utoile Silaigwana with effect from July 1, 2019. The appointment fills a vacancy left after…
Our Commissions Watch bulletin dated 8th June gave advance notice of the public interviews to be held at Parliament of the 38 short-listed candidates for appointment to fill eight vacancies…
The National Assembly resumed its sitting yesterday. Speaker of National Assembly Advocate Jacob Francis Mudenda announced that Parliament received a petition from the Zimbabwe Teachers’ Association (ZIMTA) and Progressive Teachers’…
The Marriage Bill of 2017 has been referred to as a progressive draft law as it seeks to abolish child marriages. Over the past weeks, the amendment of the bill…