Citizens patiently waiting to cast their ballots - Churchill tents

Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission launches National Inquiry on Access to Documentation in Zimbabwe

Hesphina Rukato The best coffee out there!

What time is 8pm in Zimbabwe? Pedzisai Ruhanya Hopewell Chin’ono

“The Barabases of our time are free, some are never tried. The innocent are in prison ... we are so alone in our fight!” - Bishop Mupandasekwa, Catholic Diocese of Chinhoyi

“The only free people are those who abuse us ... those who attack us are our leaders, wounding us with bullets and bayonets, they claim that ZimbabweanLivesMatter while they choke us!” - Bishop Mupandasekwa

Thank you Judith. My acquittal is a victory for common sense and justice. Thanks for all the support

The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission is commemorating International Human Rights Day tomorrow 17 Dec. The march starts at 9.30am sharp.

Minister of Justice, Ed Mnangagwa is billed to deliver keynote address at 1215hrs at the Harare Gardens. All welcome

10 October is the day World Day Against the Death Penalty. ZACRO will be discussing where Zimbabwe stands regarding total abolition.

Anti-death penalty day commemoration, Harare

Death penalty is "barbaric, sadistic & inhumane" - Justice Min. Mnangagwa

Death penalty is the ultimate denial of human rights, cold blooded killing by the state in the name of justice - Mnangagwa

Thou shall not kill - 5th Commandment. This is absolute - Fr Mukonori

Chiefs are FOR total abolition because the death penalty is not part of our culture - Chiefs Council representative, Chief Nyakunhuwa

In Swaziland freedom of speech is regarded as terrorism - Tanele Maseko, wife of the jailed human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko

The system created vendors. We shouldn't allow the powerful to abuse those they have impoverished.

A new chapter, same book, hope the narrative shifts