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Zimbabwe: African Rights Commission flags violence against women ahead of 2023 harmonised elections
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Zimbabwe: African Rights Commission flags violence against women ahead of 2023 harmonised elections
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Women facing ‘offline and online’ violence ahead of elections in Zimbabwe – African commission
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August 3, 2023
Women facing ‘offline and online’ violence ahead of elections in Zimbabwe – African commission
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Archaic, colonial governance system hindering participation of women in politics says opposition leader
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August 2, 2023
Archaic, colonial governance system hindering participation of women in politics says opposition leader
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Zimbabwean women are reduced to cheerleaders in the upcoming election, activists say
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July 25, 2023
Zimbabwean women are reduced to cheerleaders in the upcoming election, activists say
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A feminist analysis of Zimbabwe’s Nomination Fees for the 2023 Election
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July 24, 2023
A feminist analysis of Zimbabwe’s Nomination Fees for the 2023 Election
Zimbabwe will have its harmonised elections on the 23rd August 2023.
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Zimbabwe will have its harmonised elections on the 23rd August 2023.
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Women’s low participation in politics retrogressive: WILD
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Economic woes driving women from politics: WAG
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WOMEN Action Group (WAG) says economic challenges and cyberbullying are deterring women from actively participating in political and electoral processes.
Speaking during WAG’s 40th anniversary celebration in Harare yesterday, WAG executive director Edinah Masiyiwa, said there were still many challenges militating against women’s full enjoyment of their rights.
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WOMEN Action Group (WAG) says economic challenges and cyberbullying are deterring women from actively participating in political and electoral processes.
Speaking during WAG’s 40th anniversary celebration in Harare yesterday, WAG executive director Edinah Masiyiwa, said there were still many challenges militating against women’s full enjoyment of their rights.
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ZESN urges society to end violence against women in politics
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Zimbabwe Elections Support Network (ZESN)’s Senior Advocacy for Electoral Reform Officer, Heather Koga, has emphasized the need for society and the state to recognize violence against women during election periods as a pressing societal issue that must be prevented and not dismissed as a personal matter.
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Zimbabwe Elections Support Network (ZESN)’s Senior Advocacy for Electoral Reform Officer, Heather Koga, has emphasized the need for society and the state to recognize violence against women during election periods as a pressing societal issue that must be prevented and not dismissed as a personal matter.