Zimbabwe
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Governance
Mnangagwa declared winner amidst controversy
Staff Reporter The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has declared incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa as duly elected president of Zimbabwe, under controversial…
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Governance
ERC concerned by continued intimidation of observers
Providence Moyo Election Resource Centre (ERC) is worried by the continued intimidation of its election observers. In a statement, the…
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Governance
ZCC appeals for peace
Mxolisi Ngwenya The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has encouraged Zimbabweans to vote in peace as the country fast approaches…
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Gender and Women
Low number of female candidates dents poll
Mabel Khumalo Concerns of low participation of women in electoral processes remain as Zimbabweans go to the polls this week. …
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Governance
Explainer: Yes, Raj Modi could also be disqualified, but it’s not as simple as that
Court accepted Annexure B as showing submission times Submission time for Modi appears as 16:20pm on the form The form…
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Governance
Road construction blitz to ensure polling stations are accesible
The government has said it has launched a road rehabilitation blitz across the country to ensure accessibility to polling stations…
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Climate Justice
Is circularity possible in Zim
Witness Dlamini “The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.” This quote by…
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Governance
JSC appoints magistrates to deal with political violence
Grace Moyo The Judicial Service Commission has appointed magistrates in all 10 provinces of the country to preside over cased…
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Governance
Court sets aside ZEC nomination fees
Grace Moyo The Constitutional Court has ruled against the steep Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s gazetted 2023 harmonized election candidates’ nomination fees…
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