ZEC Annual Report 2023

WHEREAS, it is provided in terms of section 161(1) of the Constitution that, once every ten years, on a date or within a period fixed by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission so as to fall soon as possible after a population census, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission must conduct

ZEC: 2022 By-Elections Roadmap

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

ZEC Notice of 120 Local Authority By-Elections to be Held in March 2022

On 8th January 2021 the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission [ZEC] published a newspaper notice, over the name of Mrs J.P. Chigidji, Acting Chief Elections Officer, notifying the nomination date and polling date for by-elections to fill 117 vacancies on various local authorities. This was supplemented by a further newspaper notice published on 11th January over the name of the name of the Chief Elections Officer, Mr U.

COMMISSIONS WATCH 07-2021 - Parliament Calls for Nominations to Fill Two ZEC Vacancies

COMMISSIONS WATCH 7/2021

[2nd July 2021]

Call for Public Nominations for Persons to Serve on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission

Two Vacancies to be Filled

GN 2019-0266 Alteration of Dates for Local Authority By-elections: Chitungwiza and Bulawayo Municipality

This notice was gazetted in the Government Gazette of 8th February 2019.

Zimbabwe Electoral Commission - Chief Elections Officer Vacancy - Call for Applications

ZIMBABWE ELECTORAL COMMISSION VACANCY NOTICE

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) is an independent electoral management body established in terms of Section 238 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe. Its major functions are to manage and conduct elections to the offices of the President, Parliament and local authorities, and referendums, and all related electoral processes in accordance with the laws of Zimbabwe and also following international best practice.

Election Watch 24-2018 - Veritas Court Case to Enforce ZEC's Duty of Transparency

ELECTION WATCH 24/2018

16th June 2018

Two Veritas Court Cases on Elections to be Heard on Monday 18th June

in High Court, Harare

Veritas Court Case to Enforce ZEC Transparency - Heads of Argument

Veritas v Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and Attorney-General

A case to Enforce Zimbabwe Electoral Commission's Duty of Transparency

This case is set down in the High Court, Harare, for 2.30 pm on Monday 18th June 2018.

Veritas Court Case to Enforce ZEC Transparency - Affidavits

Veritas v Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and Attorney-General

GN 2018 - 359c - ZEC Notice fixing Date of Commencement of Section 42 of Electoral Amendment Act 2012 (No. 3 of 2012) - Legalisation of Polling Station Voters Rolls and Polling Station Voting

This notice brings into operation with effect from 22nd May 2018 the provisions of section 42 of the Electoral Amendment Act 2012 for polling station voters roll and polling station voting. For an explanation of the need for this notice, see Election Watch 14/2018 of 19th May 2018 entitled Polling Station Voting Still Needs to be Legalised [link].

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