263Chat · ZanuPF Tops June Rights Violations Human rights advocacy group, the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says the month of June was characterized by an escalation of rights violations at the instigation of the ruling Zanu PF party with the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) also contributing. According
263Chat · 'No IDs For Non ZanuPF Members' Some alleged war veterans in Gutu have been accused of weaponizing the ongoing national documentation blitz by barring anyone who is not aligned with Zanu-PF from accessing the documents. The government launched a national identification mobile blitz aimed at
While the Zimbabwe government reviewed passport fees in April, corrupt officials at the Registrar General’s office have allegedly continued to extort applicants for new passports by charging them above the official rate, while diverting thousands of dollars into their own pockets. Under the new fee structure an
The government has accused the opposition MDC Alliance of making fake abduction claims after its Vice President Tendai Biti had On Monday, reported that he was being followed by "funny vehicles" Social media reports had it that Biti had been taken by five unknown men at
The High Court has reserved judgement on the matter in which the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum filed a challenge against the use of teargas and spikes on motorists by the police
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Forum (NGO Forum) has approached court, challenging the police on the use of teargas and spikes on motorists
Home affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe has today exposed rot at passport offices when he approached in an undercover gear only to find out the shock of his life
Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister, Kazembe Kazembe has warned members of the opposition MDC Alliance that the law will take its course should they engage in illegal demonstrations. In a statement on the state of security ahead of the country’s 41st Independence celebrations on Sunday,
Festive season under coronavirus outbreak is going to be tough for the party lovers since strict regulations will still be enforced
Commissioner General Godwin Matanga failed to disclose information about the whereabouts and arrest of police officers who threw teargas in a loaded bus in Harare last week
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