SADC Tribunal Rights Watch

The SADC Tribunal Rights Watch, a local organisation advocating the rights of farmers dispossessed of their land during the government's land reform has claimed that the US$3,5 billion compensation fund offered to former landowners was…
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By Tatenda Dewa | Harare Bureau | Home Affairs minister, Ignatius Chombo, has been named in the freshest invasion of a white owned horticultural farm belonging to a family identified as the McKinnons whose roots are in Canada. The…
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Following the ground-breaking judgment in South Africa’s Constitutional Court, which ruled unanimously on 30 October 2014 that the South African Police Service (SAPS) must investigate crimes against humanity perpetrated in Zimbabwe during…
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In the lawless world of Zimbabwean agriculture in 2014, all it takes for a man to steal someone’s home, his livelihood and his crops is an “offer letter” – signed by the Minister of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development. It…
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A ZANU PF government minister has been heavily criticised for ‘blatantly lying’ about the land grab campaign, after insisting that no South African citizens were affected.
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SOUTH Africa’s Constitutional Court on Thursday dismissed an appeal by Zimbabwe to rescind a costs order against it made by the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) Tribunal and enforced by a South African court.
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SADC Tribunal Rights Watch is gravely concerned about the European Union (EU)’s suspension of travel and financial restrictions instituted in 2002 against 81 officials and eight firms in Zimbabwe in response to systematic human rights…
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