HIGH Court Judge Justice Nyaradzo Munangati-Manongwa on Friday 17 November 2017 postponed to Wednesday 22 November 2017 the hearing of an urgent chamber application filed by a Harare resident and two opposition political parties seeking an order compelling the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to register
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission on Thursday officially launched the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) following a proclamation by President Robert Mugabe to kick-start the voter registration ahead of the 2018 harmonized elections. Addressing various stakeholders attending the official launch on Thursday in Harare, ZEC chairperson, Justice Rita Makarau
Japanese Ambassador, Toshiyuki Iwado has appealed for free and fair 2018 harmonized elections, saying his government is committed to supporting the hope of all Zimbabweans for an inclusive electoral process under peaceful and non-violent circumstances. By Jeoffrey Ncube and Faith Zvorufura Speaking during the handover of US$1 Million
Zimbabwe Elections Support Network has called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to expedite the procurement of the bio-metric voter registration software as the quality of the central database affects the storage of pertinent registration data and the data capturing speed at the same time checking for
In a nation baffled by the laughable actions of the former 'Teflon Don' of Manicaland, Didymus Mutasa, who believes Zimbabwe owes him a few luxury vehicles, a multi-million dollar mansion, a blank cheque, school fees and pocket money for his children – as a retirement
“We have acquired the 50% deposit that was required by the supplier as down payment before the kits were supplied into the country.
THREE Zimbabwean prisoners have petitioned the High Court seeking an order compelling authorities to allow them to cast votes in next year’s general election. The three prisoners Yvonne Musarurwa, Tungamirai Madzokere and Last Maengahama who are currently serving prison terms of 20 years each at the
Women Electoral Convergence 2018, a platform for women to mobilize for the forthcoming harmonized elections as candidates and voters is launching its #Hervotewins2018 campaign in Harare on Saturday. The campaign aimed at sensitizing and mobilizing women in Zimbabwe to actively take part in the elections next
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, (ZEC) has kick-started field tests for the bio-metric voter registration kits in Mabvuku despite opposition parties and civic groups expressing concern over the lack of transparency in the whole process. ZEC has identified Mabvuku and Seke rural for its field tests as part of
Poll watchdog, the Election Resource Centre (ERC), has expressed deep concern over the electoral body, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission's (ZEC), behaviour of attempting to gag observers. "The ERC however notes with concern the apparently shrinking space for constructive engagement between the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and
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