Elections are the hallmark of any democratic process because they afford citizens of any country an opportunity to choose leaders to govern them and provide legitimacy to those entrusted with the mandate to rule or govern.
IT is hereby notified that, for the purposes of section 120(1)(d) of the Constitution, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission will conduct the elections of two Senators to represent Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). The Electoral College comprising Associations and Institutions and Institutions specified in Statutory Instrument 133 of 2023 will sit at the Rainbow Towers Hotel Harare, on Saturday, 26th August, 2023, from 0700 to 1900 hours to elect the said Senators.
GUVAVA JA: [1] On 28 July 2023 this Court dismissed with no order as to costs an appeal against the judgment of the High Court under judgment number HH 418/23 dated 12 July 2023. At the end of the proceedings this Court indicated that the reasons for this decision would be availed in due course. Set out hereunder are the Court’s reasons thereof. THE PARTIES
TAKE NOTICE THAT the applicant intends to apply to the Constitutional Court for the Order in terms of the Order Draft annexed to this notice and that the accompanying affidavits and documents will be used in support of the application.
TAKE notice that the applicant intends to apply to the Constitutional Court for the Order in terms of the Draft Order annexed to this notice and that the accompanying affidavit/s and documents will be used in support of the application.
The applicants are moving me to grant them a declaratur and consequential relief. The premise of this application on the provisions of the Electoral Act [Chapter 2:13} ("the Act ").
Judgment Advocate Uriri & E Mubaiwa, for the applicant Advocate M Ndlovu & Advocate Mutero, for the l st respondent Mr T M Kanengoni, for the 2nd respondent
IT is hereby declared that the Judicial Service Commission, in terms of section 133J of the Electoral Act [Chapter 2:13], has designated the magistrates listed in the Schedule below to try cases of politically motivated violence and intimidation in the provinces under which their names appear before, during and after the National Assembly by- elections scheduled to take place on Saturday, 26th March, 2022.
The document downloadable below is the Zimbabwe 2022 By-Elections Roadmap released by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission [ZEC].
The by-elections will be held to fill 28 vacant constituency seats in the National Assembly and over 100 vacancies in various local authority councils around the country.
Polling day for by-elections of both classes will be Saturday 26th March 2022
The Status List downloadable below is the official African Union list of the African States that have signed and acceded or ratified the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance.
It records that Zimbabwe signed the Charter on 21st March 2018 but has not ratified or acceded to the Charter as at 27th May 2021 - the date this Status List was downloaded from the African Union website here.