Zimbabwe, like most countries, is facing the threat of an unprecedented pandemic in COVID-19. The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum)
Introduction Thursday 23 April 2020 was day 25 of the National Lockdown declared by President Mnangagwa initially for 21 days but extended
Introduction On 27 March 2020, President Mnangagwa declared a 21-day national lockdown which he then extended for another 14 days to 3
Evidence from COVID19 ravaged countries and health experts have shown that elderly people are the worst affected and the most at high
Municipal police and council officials have been demolishing market stalls and illegal cabins in the greater Harare area, particularly in high-density suburbs.
VISET has been collecting information on the current events that are happening in Zimbabwe through its leadership structures. The leadership structures are
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) notes with concern the ongoing demolition of vending structures which began in Mbare on 18 April
The WeAreOne Movement is calling all community organisations, leaders, volunteers, associations, women and youth groups to join the fight against the spread
These updates are based on the realities on the ground as captured by the Forum network across Zimbabwe. COVID 19 is real
The extension of the lockdown is reportedly exposing more community members in various parts of rural Matabeleland to deepening food insecurity and
Today marks the 23rd Day of the Lockdown in Zimbabwe. We wish to take this particular moment to salute and pay tribute
Introduction On 27 March 2020, President Mnangagwa declared a 21-day national lockdown which ended on 19 April 2020. The lockdown was extended
