Partisan conduct of police will fuel violence ahead of elections

The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition calls on law enforce-ment agents to arrest perpetrators of violence as a way of ensuring peace and tolerance of divergent views...

Civil society resolves to coordinate on elections

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Tsvangirai’s Africa day message

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Mnangagwa’s Command Agriculture: A ploy for the 2018 elections

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Privatisation of the public infrastructure, thriving of terror gangs and breeding ground for political violence

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Zimbabwe: Evictions, Beatings at Mugabe-Linked Farm

(Johannesburg) – Anti-riot police have harassed, beaten, and ordered some 200 families off a farm linked...

ZPP condemns intra-party violence

Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) condemns all forms of violence and calls on political parties to reign...

Electoral reforms are not a luxury but critical

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The wet road to freedom – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary

The Zimbabwean diaspora gave ROHR activist Sipho Ndlovu a hero’s welcome when he arrived at the...

Zim govt tightens grip on telecoms in runup to 2018 vote

Harare - President Robert Mugabe’s government will have a tight grip on the telecommunications industry until...

Changing political dynamics (VIDEO)

Zimbabwe Peace Project is introducing Monthly Monitoring Reports in video form....

Political violence, deprivation of food and denial of rights to education & health care

Zimbabwe Peace Project is introducing Monthly Monitoring Reports in video form....

More pro-democracy campaigners set free over anti-govt protests

MBARE Magistrate Stanford Mambanje on Friday 12 May 2017 set free two pro-democracy campaigners Pride Mukono...

Harare residents persecuted over bond notes protest

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