ZIMBABWE’S HUMAN RIGHTS RECORD PLUNGES: A YEAR OF ELECTORAL DISPUTE AND SUPPRESSION OF FREEDOM
In 2023, Zimbabwe experienced a notable decline in human rights, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW). The year was marked...
Month: February 2024
ZIMBABWE’S CRY FOR HOPE: BISHOPS WARN OF INCREASING TAX WOES AND THE SLOW DEATH OF DEMOCRACY
In a heartfelt message resonating with the struggles of the Zimbabwean people, the Catholic bishops of Zimbabwe have cast a...
FIGHT FOR JUSTICE CONTINUES: ZIMBABWEAN OPPOSITION LEADER APPEALS AGAINST CONVICTION
In a recent development that has captured the attention of both national and international observers, Job Sikhala, a prominent figure...
CALLS FOR JUSTICE: ADDRESSING UNETHICAL BAIL PRACTICES IN ZIMBABWE’S COURTS
In a significant exposé by the Journal of Democracy Governance and Human Rights, human rights lawyers Justice Alfred Mavedzenge and...
ZIMBABWE’S TECHNOLOGICAL TIME TRAVEL: A THOUSAND YEARS BEHIND
In an era where digital transformation is reshaping the globe, Zimbabwe finds itself in a peculiar paradox, encapsulated by President...
HEALING THE PAST: ZIMBABWE’S CHIEFS TO LEAD GUKURAHUNDI OUTREACH PROGRAM
In an emblematic step towards reconciling one of Zimbabwe's most harrowing chapters, the National Council of Chiefs, under the leadership...
MAYOR DAVID COLTART STANDS FIRM AMID POLITICAL TURMOIL
In an era where political resignations are becoming increasingly commonplace, David Coltart, the Mayor of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second-largest city, has...
GOLD BARON’S PARLIAMENTARY SEAT SPARKS OUTRAGE AND CONCERNS OF CONFLICT
In what is being branded as a controversial move, the appointment of Pedzai “Scott” Sakupwanya, a known gold baron affiliated...
