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Response to State coordinated attack on civil society

The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) has noted with great regret the state's coordinated and systematic attack on civil society organisations in Zimbabwe through falsehoods in the media, arbitrary arrests, detention and maliciou…

Published: 29 May 2019 at 15:46hrs | | by Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum

A year after Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean politics appear to have changed due to the media reportage of the past twelve months since Robert Mugabe's ouster in the political scene. The question of a new Zimbabwe in the name of the new dispensation has been posited in var…

Published: 15 Nov 2018 at 12:29hrs | | by Brian Maregedze

CSOs hold government accountable for avoidable cholera deaths

THE Civil Society Health Emergency Response Coordinating Committee (CSHERCC) is saddened to learn of the unnecessary deaths of several people across the country, who have recently succumbed to the devastating effects of cholera."So far, it…

Published: 14 Sep 2018 at 13:56hrs | 2 | by Stephen Jakes

National Transitional Authority very noble idea

The idea of a NTA is a very noble one but it should not be a feeding trough.It is my conviction that whoever serves in the NTA should not participate in the coming election.The civil society and church leaders should run the NTA preparing …

Published: 11 Oct 2016 at 06:36hrs | | by Richard Wangu Mazodze

Unleashing the power of Africa's civil society

A Liberian women's peace movement led by 31-year-old Leymah Gbowee did something extraordinary in July 2003 to force Liberian warlords to sign a peace agreement that ended 10 years of a bloody civil war. After months of fruitless negotiati…

Published: 13 Aug 2016 at 09:11hrs | | by Kingsley Ighobor

Civil Society must claim Space

The shocking, dramatic and sometimes confusing political situation in Zimbabwe is in dire need of a sane perspective. In a series of events that that could have been taken from a Shakespearean dramatic tragedy: which  began with the r…

Published: 22 Jan 2015 at 17:48hrs | | by Methembeni Moyo

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Search / Civil society

Response to State coordinated attack on civil society

A year after Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe

CSOs hold government accountable for avoidable cholera deaths

National Transitional Authority very noble idea

Unleashing the power of Africa's civil society

Civil Society must claim Space

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Bulawayo Polytechnic gutted by fire

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No to 2030 extension

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Man dies in bicycle accident

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Pavillon bus involved in a serious accident

Tragedy in Mt Darwin as cow falls into well, killing young woman

Zimbabwe announces strict enforcement of axle load limits

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