Since inception in 2000, the Zimbabwe Peace Project has been monitoring and recording cases of human rights violations throughout the country with a view to building peace and promoting the...
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Introduction Two major events helped to shape the political climate and human rights situation in the country in April. These were the Independence Day celebrations and the ZanuPF primary elections...
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Zimbabwe Peace Project applauds the ruling party in its bid to strengthen internal democracy. However, worrying trends were recorded which may recur during national elections and have the effect of…
The Zimbabwe Peace Project joins the rest of the nation in commemorating Independence Day. Independence Day is a symbol for the fight for the one man one vote principle as…
Purpose of this Brief The purpose of this brief is to highlight the challenges and impact of evictions in Zimbabwe. Evictions in Zimbabwe usually take the form of destruction of...
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Introduction A dark cloud engulfed the country in the early evening hours of the ‘day of love’ February 14 as news of the passing on of the champion and icon...
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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 Peace Project condemns intra-party violence recorded in Buhera at the funeral of their late leader Morgan Tsvangirai. It is reported that Deputy President Thokozani Khupe and Secretary General…
Introduction The tensions between the G40 and Lacoste factions of Zanu PF seem to be continuing in communities with no easy solution in sight. From reports received in the month...
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The Zimbabwe Peace Project welcomes the appointment of Justice Priscilla Chigumba as the chairperson of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission. We remember Justice Chigumba for the judgement in 2016 striking down…