‘Govt must honour 1997 war vets gratuity’
Citing section 23 of the Zimbabwean Constitution, Ndlovu stressed that the State is obligated to respect, honour, and recognise the contributions of liberation war veterans.
By Sharon Sibindi
Jan. 27, 2025
Exploring alternatives to by-elections in Zimbabwe
Between 2020 and 2023 it saw over forty (40) by-elections for vacancies in the National Assembly constituencies and hundreds of local authority wards.
By Earnest Nyamukachi
Mar. 3, 2024
The case of two judgments
In the Stone judgment, the applicants were challenging the constitutionality of various enactments whose effect was that their USD balances were converted into RTGS balances.
By Farai Chinyama
Mar. 4, 2023
Reduce nomination fees, Zec urged
Zec’s nomination fees were gazetted through Statutory Instrument (SI 144) have been deemed exorbitant, with a presidential candidate expected to fork out US$20 000, up from US$1 000.
By Kenneth Nyangani
Feb. 22, 2023
Absence of Nec for media industry violates labour rights of journalists
For the past few years, Zimbabwe’s media landscape witnessed a number of statutory developments, such as the Media Practitioners Bill, and the Amendment of the Broadcasting Services Act.
By Zororai Nkomo
Jan. 21, 2023
Rights groups launch constitutional literacy book
The Centre of Human Rights is a division of the faculty of law at the University of Pretoria.
By Miriam Mangwaya
Nov. 15, 2022
Zim must stop targeting civil society organisations
Such attacks against civil society actors violate the right to freedom of conscience, expression, association protected by the Zimbabwean constitution, as well as international law.
By Own Correspondent
Nov. 13, 2022
Combating corruption in public procurement
PUBLIC procurement has been defined as “the process by which governments, regional and local public authorities or bodies governed by public law purchase products, services and public works”.
By Clinton Chipo
Sep. 29, 2022
