Civil Society

The 54 groups affected include the country's most prominent rights organization, Chapter Four, as well as charities, religious, environmental and electoral democracy groups.
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By Blessing Vava The defeat of the opposition in the June 2013 elections was a huge setback in the struggle for democratic change in Zimbabwe.   The result not only left the opposition in disarray, but led to another split which…
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HARARE - Following last week’s protests which rocked the country, from the prison riots, University demonstrations to opposition MDC-T youths protesting, Zimbabwe securocrats are mulling a crackdown on the civil society organisations (CSOs)…
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Civil society, including non-governmental organisations (NGOs), is a highly misunderstood phenomenon further complicated by Zimbabwe’s polarised environment.
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Harare - Civil Society Organisations were on Tuesday castigated for being divided and weak during the constitution making process rendering the whole exercise a failure, especially in raising public awareness about the draft constitution.
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The sudden silence by the people of Zimbabwe in face of prevailing man-made hardships, courtesy of bad governance, is a sure sign of a wrong turn of events in the struggle for democracy.
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BULAWAYO - Civil Society Organisations should desist from engaging in partisan politics and pursue the democratisation agenda that will benefit all Zimbabweans across the political divide, according to Sipho Theys, the National Coordinator…
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