Zimbabwe elections

CCC expelled Sengezo Tshabangu for violating party rules, accusing him of undermining leadership and making unauthorized changes to parliamentary representatives.

Zimbabwe’s Electoral Commission recommends mandatory registration for political parties to enhance accountability and prevent future election confusion.

Nelson Chamisa dismisses Julius Malema’s call for Zimbabweans to vote in flawed elections, urging South Africa to help ensure fair democratic processes.

The CCC is urging SADC to mediate the disputed 2023 presidential election results in Zimbabwe at the upcoming summit, highlighting the nation’s political crisis.

Zimbabwe women’s groups intensify their campaign for 50/50 gender parity in leadership ahead of the 2028 elections, calling for urgent reforms.

The ZEC faces criticism for not condemning Army Chief Sanyatwe’s voting remarks, sparking concerns about the integrity of Zimbabwe’s upcoming elections.

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is investigating businessman Wicknell Chivayo and ZANU-PF associates over allegations of a murky $40 million elections deal and money laundering, signaling a strong stance against corruption.

Chalton Hwende of the CCC asserts that SADC will not intervene in Zimbabwe’s 2023 electoral dispute, urging self-reliance among citizens.

Nelson Chamisa maintains pressure on SADC for electoral reforms nearly a year after Zimbabwe’s disputed elections, seeking democratic integrity.

Nelson Chamisa calls for peaceful resolution of Zimbabwe’s electoral dispute, emphasizing the country’s beauty and need for unity during political tensions.