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Less than 30 Byo voters register for 2023 polls
Less than 30 people in the Bulawayo Metropolitan Province have so far come forward to register as voters in the…
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‘Only 82 people have so far registered as voters in Mat South’
By Vumani Mthiyane About 80 people have so far registered as voters in Matabeleland South with officials raising concerns the…
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Mat South could lose constituencies due to few registered voters
By Vumani Mthiyane MATABELELAND South province could lose more constituencies in the impeding delimitation exercise by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission…
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‘ZEC has no mandate to register political parties’
Registering with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) is not a legal requirement for any political party that wants to participate…
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‘Women must start now to prepare for 2023 elections’
With national elections expected in 2023, electoral stakeholders have already turned their attention to women’s inclusion in those electoral processes,…
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Suspension of by-elections a violation of the constitution: ERC
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has been criticised for its persistent violation of the country’s constitution through its decision to…
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By-elections remain banned as Zec resumes activities
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has announced that it will resume voter registration and other related field work at the…
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By-elections will not solve Zim crisis: Analysts
With the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) now preparing for by-elections to fill-in vacancies that have since arisen in Parliament and…
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Census Bill to pave way for early delimitation of electoral boundaries
Stakeholders have welcomed the Amendment of the Census and Statistics Amendment Bill of 2020 as a ‘reasonable’ move that would…
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Prof Jonathan Moyo’s Excelgate set for virtual launch
Excelgate, a book by former cabinet Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo, detailing how Zimbabwe’s disputed 2018 presidential poll was allegedly stolen…
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