Zim Govt Blocks Carter Center Observers from Monitoring Elections
The Center said that this delay is unprecedented in its 30-plus years of observing elections and that it represents a severe and unwarranted obstruction to its impartial work.
Mliswa Campaigns For Peace And Tolerance In Norton
Mliswa’s message of peace and tolerance comes at a time when the election campaign has been marred by ugly violent scenes in some parts of the country
Jere launches Village Interface Meetings
Businessman and aspiring Zanu PF candidate for Murehwa West Constituency, Farai Jere launched village interface meetings at Chanetsa village yesterday. As the country gears up for the general election set for August 23, Jere pledged to fulfill what he promised during party's primary elections. In his
Govt Urged To Implement Electoral Reforms In line With ACDEG Ahead of 2023 Polls
One of the critical instruments adopted by the AU to promote democracy and good governance in Africa is the ACDEG, which came into force in 2012.
A Clear Guideline to 2023 Election Dates
Zimbabweans are gearing up for the country’s general elections in 2023, which are expected to be held in either July or August. The exact date of the vote will be announced by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who must consult with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) before making
Mnangagwa Promises Free and Fair Elections
During his Independence Day speech, he urged Zimbabweans to say no to violence before, during and after the elections.
Zim Among World’s Unhappiest Countries
On 20th March every year, the world celebrates World Happiness Day and the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network releases an annual report named World Happiness Report.
CCC Hints At “Sophisticated” Candidate Selection Process
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) says it will do away with the traditional primary elections to choose party candidates for the impending harmonized elections set for later this year. Speaking to journalists during a press conference today, CCC national spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere said citizens will