Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) joins the rest of Africa in celebrating the 56th year of Africa Day. We join our brothers and sisters across the Mother Continent in celebrating our…
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Introduction The month of April heralded 39 years since attaining independence. Sadly, this independence is not evident as Zimbabweans are living in a country with a biting economic environment characterised...
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Introduction Zimbabwe faced one of its greatest tragedies in the month of March. Following several forecasts of an approaching cyclone that was reported likely to affect Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe,...
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The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) condemns the intra party violence that has characterised the preparations for the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) elective congress scheduled for May 2019. ZPP has…
Introduction February, “the month of love” witnessed Zimbabwe endeavouring to recover from the January protests and state retaliation and crackdown on alleged protestors and human rights defenders. ZPP documented 196...
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International Women’s Day (IWD) is commemorated internationally on 8 March to recognise women’s achievements across the globe. The day also serves as an advocacy platform for issues that affect women….
Introduction As the sun set nonchalantly over 2018, the smouldering ruins of post-election violence might have physically been extinguished but the memories of the carnage were, at the very least,...
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Zimbabwe has gone through phases of violent conflict since independence some of which have been subdued by dialogue leading to agreement, cases in point being the Unity Accord of 1987…
Introduction In November, 164 human rights violations were recorded, a sharp decline from the 235 violations recorded in the month of October. This is the lowest number of violations recorded...
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Introduction The month of October recorded a total of 235 violations which figure remained in the same region as the figure from September at 226 violations. In August the violations...
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