By Harry Taruva A Harare man (18) from Waterfalls stands accused of raping his 10 year old sister since 2020. The man who appeared before a Harare magistrate recently was not asked to plead and was remanded in custody pending trial. The court was told how the teenager would repeatedly rape his sister whenever they […]
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By Kwedu News Zimbabwe’s Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Honourable Amon Murwira says observer missions should not stray from their mandate when conducting their duties as witnessed in the recent August 23 Harmonised Elections. Addressing foreign Ambassadors accredited to Zimbabwe on Sunday (27/08/2023) Minister Murwira said Zimbabwe is disturbed by the contents of some
By Dumisani Ndlovu Harare-National Council of Disabled Persons of Zimbabwe (NCDPZ) President Annah Shiri was re-elected senator representing people with disability. She garnered 128 votes on Saturday 26 August 2023, the Zimbabwe Election Commission (ZEC) announced.Held at the Rainbow Towers in Harare, Shiri, who outshined four, other contestants, ran against the incumbent Nasper Manyau, who
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By Memory MudzaniOn 23 August Zimbabweans practices their right to vote where everyone was givenn chance to practice their rights by voting but it was a different story for people with disabilities as they are calling for a change in the electoral process approach especially the way polling stations are built in the near future
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By Memory Mudzani Zimbabwe is a youthful country with more than 60% youth population and these young people are supposed to be vibrant, mobile and full of creative ideas but rather they are the ones being involved in high crimes rates.Since last year Zimbabwe have been recording an increase in youth crime rates and this
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By Kwedu News Exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has saveged opposition Citizens Coalition for Change President Nelson Chamisa alleging that he does not have v11s for some of the constituencies adding that his party failed to deploy enough polling agents. Writing on twitter, Professor Moyo shared a copy of what he says was
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…says its “crude, scurrilous and misleading” By Delicious Mathuthu The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has hit back at the government of Zimbabwe following attacks of its SADC Elections Observation Mission (SEOM) after releasing its preliminary statement on the recently held August 23 harmonised elections. As the drama unfolds and the exchange of words between
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By Harry Taruva The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has dismissed as fake and misleading reports circulating on social media platforms that polling agents and election observers have been called to sign new v11s. In a press release ZEC said all the forms and election residues are sealed in their boxes and stored according to the electoral
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By Kwedu News In terms of section 118 of the Constitution, Zimbabwe has a bicameral legislature consisting of the Senate and the National Assembly. THE SENATE(1)The Senate consists of eighty [80] Senators, of whom—(a)six are elected from each of the [10] provinces into which Zimbabwe is divided, by a system of proportional representation conforming with
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Zim on yet other disputed elections By Dumisani Ndlovu Zimbabwe Election Commission (ZEC) has declared Mnangagwa of ZANU (PF) as the winner of the 2023 presidential election where he was announced to lead with 52.6% of the vote. In results delivered last night, Mnangagwa’s arch-rival and main challenger, Nelson Chamisa of the Citizens Coalition for
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