Professor Lovemore Madhuku
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Con Court rules against exorbitant nomination fees
Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court has ruled against the exorbitant 2023 election candidates’ nomination fees gazetted by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZE),…
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Confusion over delimitation report must be urgently solved: Madhuku
The perceived disharmony between the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and the government over the delimitation report must be urgently addressed…
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Increase number of nominators instead of hefty fees, Madhuku tells ZEC
The National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) party has suggested that it is advisable for the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to increase…
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ZEC has no legal mandate to impose nomination fees: Madhuku
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) is not a legislative body and has no power to charge candidate nomination fees, leader…
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Level electoral playing field not fully addressed in the Constitution: Madhuku
Constitutional law expert, Professor Lovemore Madhuku, has said the current Constitution, adopted in 2013 did not adequately address the issue…
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No stalemate between Chamisa and Mnangagwa: POLAD
Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD), a grouping of some opposition political parties in talks with the ruling ZANU-PF on resolving Zimbabwe’s…
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Is it true that BCC has no powers to change street names?
Background: On Wednesday, February 5, 2020 Bulawayo councillors passed a resolution to rename some of the city’s major roads and buildings…
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POLAD funding by govt questioned
In funding the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD), the government could likely be sponsoring a programme, which duplicates the work of…
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Chamisa hits back at Madhuku, says POLAD strategies not working
Nelson Chamisa’s MDC has hit back at Professor Lovemore Madhuku, saying the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) grouping has failed to…
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Do not increase judges retirement age: Legal experts
Legal experts are against proposals to increase the retirement age of Supreme and Constitutional Court judges to 75 years from…
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