The Zimbabwe Peace Project notes with concern incidents of violence reported in some areas where the opposition MDC-T is conducting processes to select candidates for the impending elections. Incididents of…
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Community peace clubs established by communities working with Heal Zimbabwe in Tsholotsho North wards 1,3,5 and 8 have intensified their campaign on the need for peace ahead of the 2018…
Community members in Gokwe, Mutoko, Murehwa, Mazowe, Makoni and Mbire have expressed concern over the continued involvement of Traditional leaders in partisan politics. This came out during a series of…
A meeting with female war veterans was held at the Bulawayo Club on the 13th of April 2018 as part of WILD’s contributions to the pursuit of peace and reconciliation…
The Zimbabwe Peace Project strongly condemns incidents of intra-party violence reported at the MDC-T Bulawayo offices over the weekend. The violence comes three months before the elections and a week…
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) condemns in the strongest terms the intraparty violence recently witnessed in the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) party. Several people were left injured and…
ZIMBABWE Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) strongly condemns the continued eruption of intra-party political violence and the endless conflict among leaders and supporters of the MDC-T political party. On Sunday…
Heal Zimbabwe is greatly concerned by the use of slogans that have potential of inciting political violence by political parties particularly by the ruling party, ZANU PF and MDC-T. The…
Civil society organisations recently met to assess the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission’s (NPRC) work, the recently signed NPRC Act, prospects for transitional justice in the country and their role…
On 04 February 2018, Heal Zimbabwe in collaboration with Zimrights, Election Resource Centre (ERC), Zimbabwe Christian Alliance, Habakkuk Trust, Women Institute in Leadership (WILD) and National Youth for Development Trust…