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馃嚳馃嚰 Zimbabwe
The Minister of Justice has in terms of the Political Party Finance Act disbursed Zig$70,000,000 (US$5,000,000) to political parties for year 2024. The money has been disbursed as follows;
ZANU PF - Zig$47,883,500 (US$3,420,250)
CCC - Zig$22,116,500 (US$1,579,750)
馃敶All is set for the National Anti-Corruption Indaba. The theme is running under the theme, "taking stock of the anti-corruption efforts im Zimbabwe".
#NACI2024
#transparency2024
#anticorruption2024
馃殌 Happening Now!
@TIZim_info is launching the Corruption Risk Assessment reports for Zimbabwe's Health and Education sectors. Discover key findings and recommendations to combat corruption and enhance service delivery. Visit our website for more details tizim.org
.@crisiscoalition brings you updates from the public hearing on the PVO Bill in Chinhoyi.
The public hearing which was scheduled for 1200 hours at Chinhoyi Hall is yet to start.
@amnesty_zim @ZimRightsLIVE @HealZim @MutasaPeter @marve_kumalo @The_Tonga_Queen @ZimEye
Replying to @zicomoZW @ZimEye @MutasaPeter @marve_kumalo @citezw @blevava @NewsHawksLive @PedzisaiRuhanya @zditrust @WalpeAcademy @ZimHRNGOForum @ZimMediaReview @ParliamentZim @lucychivasa @rashidmahiya1 @ZimRightsLIVE @kholwaninyathi @ibbosnr @The_Tonga_Queen @NewsDayZimbabwe @OpenParlyZw @ZANUPF_Official @nickmangwana @daddyhope @Katazamhondoro @amnesty_zim
Threats and intimidations of dissenting voices by @ZANUPF_Official activists, some visibly drunk and openly declaring their allegiance continue in Chinhoyi during the PVO Bill hearing. Members of @ParliamentZim struggling to control the rowdy activists
@ZimEye @citezw @blevava
Replying to @zicomoZW @ZimEye @MutasaPeter @marve_kumalo @citezw @blevava @NewsHawksLive @PedzisaiRuhanya @zditrust @WalpeAcademy @ZimHRNGOForum @ZimMediaReview @ParliamentZim @lucychivasa @rashidmahiya1 @ZimRightsLIVE @kholwaninyathi @ibbosnr @The_Tonga_Queen @NewsDayZimbabwe @OpenParlyZw @ZANUPF_Official @nickmangwana @daddyhope @Katazamhondoro @amnesty_zim
A Chinhoyi resident (seated in Black Shirt) seeks the protection of Members of Parliament following threats by @ZANUPF_Official activists after he expressed reservations over the PVO Bill
@ZLHRLawyers @ZimRightsLIVE @nickmangwana @lucychivasa @daddyhope @marve_kumalo @citezw
A female participant says the PVO Bill has already frustrated development partners who were supporting the Health sector in rural Domboshava. She says there will be disastorous effects if enacted
@zditrust @ZadhrDoctors @zeemTVONLINE @marve_kumalo @TreasureBasopo @amnesty_zim
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Lawyer @lucychivasa expressing her reservations with the PVO Bill saying it seeks to thwart fundamental rights and restrict the democratic space in Zim. She adds that the constitution of Zimbabwe already provides for provisions contained in the PVO Bill
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Replying to @zicomoZW @ParliamentZim @ZimEye @zditrust @amnesty_zim @blevava @MutasaPeter @ZimRightsLIVE @dzikamaibere @daddyhope @ZimHRNGOForum @NewsHawksLive @nickmangwana @ercafrica @HealZim
A female participant from Bindura says the PVO Bill, if enactes will frustrate development partners especially in the Health sector hence it must be rejected
@zeemTVONLINE @amnesty_zim @SADC_News @marve_kumalo @MutasaPeter @TIZim_info @HealZim @lucychivasa @ZLHRLawyers
Bindura residents express concern that the Bill has been read to them in English thus limiting their understanding of its contents and their ability to make meaningful contributions. @ParliamentZim reps say they cannot repeat in Shona for the sake of time.
@ZimEye @zditrust
Parliamentarians attending the PVO Bill hearings today in Bindura.
Follow this thread for live updates.
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Day 3 of the #PVOBill Public Hearings in Gwanda & Bindura. Your voice matters! Attend, share your views, and help us advocate for an enabling environment for the civil society in #Zimbabwe. Written submissions? Send to [email protected].
#CivicSpaceMatters
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We stand for the independence of civil society! The PVO Amendment Bill risks excessive government control. Let's advocate for facilitative oversight and protect our sector. Your voice matters! #CivicSpaceMatters
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The PVO Amendment Bill is an affront to Constitutionalism and international law. It is an attempt to shut down civic and democratic space in Zimbabwe. We urge citizens to reject the Bill in the ongoing hearings. #StopThePVOBill
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Public hearings for the PVO Amendment Bill are coming to your province this week. Attend and encourage your friends to attend, raising a collective voice in saying #StopThePVOBill.
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FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says the authorities are going to deploy more law enforcement agents to deal specifically with and arrest money changers.>bitly.ws/3i2PT
Yesterday @crisiscoalition engaged CSOs from Masvingo on strategies to defend the democratic space. Building a constitutional movement that will mobilise grassroots communities to demand a culture of constitutionalism was identified as key.
@MutasaPeter @TheMirrorMsv @zditrust
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Mount Pleasant By-Election
27 April 2024
Candidates who are running in the Mount Pleasant by-election.
George Mashavave (ZANU PF)
Brian Ticky (Independent)
Nason Mamuse (Independent)
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In statement the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe says the Zimbabwe dollar is still legal tender until April 30, and encourages businesses to continue accepting payment in the currency using a conversion factor of 1 ZiG : Z$2498.7242
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By-Elections
27 April 2024
Upcoming by-elections in Mount Pleasant and Harare East constituencies on 27 April.
If you are registered, GO OUT & VOTE #ElectionsZW

































