The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission wishes to respond to media reports that the voters’ roll issued to stakeholders is fake. The Commission is saddened by such allegations which in its opinion…
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There have been several news articles misrepresenting Veritas. Whether they have criticised or congratulated Veritas for taking cases on election matters, the implication has been that we are doing it…
The 2013 Constitution provides for the overall framework for the conduct of elections in Zimbabwe, which must be managed by an independent Zimbabwe Election Commission that is subject to the...
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Two Veritas Court Cases on Elections to be Heard on Monday 18th June in High Court, Harare This Monday, 18th June, the High Court in Harare is due to hear…
Parliament Now in Recess Until the Elections At close of business last Thursday, 7th June 2018, both Houses adjourned until 31st July, the day after polling day in the coming…
Special Courts and Other Arrangements to Counter Politically-Motivated Violence and Intimidation Part XVIIIA and Part XVIIIB of the Electoral Act provide special measures for the investigation, prosecution and trial of…
THE Constitutional Court (ConCourt) on Thursday 31 May 2018 dismissed an application filed by constitutional lawyer Justice Mavedzenge challenging the constitutionality of section 192(6) of the Electoral Act, which gives…
ON the occasion of the 5th Anniversary of coming into force of the Zimbabwe Constitution, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) calls on the government to implement all provisions of…
On Tuesday 15 May 2018, the National Assembly sat. The main item on the agenda was debate on the Civil Aviation Amendment Bill. Before the debate commenced, the Speaker of…
No New Amendments The Bill was transmitted to the Senate from the National Assembly late on Thursday. As there had been so many amendments made in the National Assembly a…