Stakeholders have lauded Parliament for its workshop initiatives, describing them as an important step forward in the review and analysis of existing laws. The workshop, convened by the Parliamentary Legal Committee and the Law Development Commission in Masvingo, brought together key members of the legal fraternity and academia. Participants noted that such engagements promote informed lawmaking, strengthen the legal framework, and ensure that legislation responds effectively to the country’s cu

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12K views · 676 reactions | INSIDE ZIMBABWE’S PARLIAMENT: Our Members of Parliament have been blocked from accessing Parliament because of what the Speaker calls “banning of yellow ties.” We unequivocally reject this illegal and unconstitutional act. Nothing, we mean Nothing and no one will stop our MPs from holding the Executive to account. | Gift Ostallos Siziba | Facebook

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(4 April1979): A VOTE FOR "ZIMBABWE-RHODESIA" Rhodesia's black and white electorate is going to the polls in general elections that will bring the black majority into control of parliament and government. There are 72 seats for blacks and 28 for whites in the new parliament, with the Cabinet similarly divided. But the nationalist guerrillas of the Patriotic Front, led by Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mugabe, are excluded from the elections and there is expected to be little international recognition f

56K views · 648 reactions | One of the contestants, (member of parliament) in the just-ended elections confirmed that the election was not free and fair. He says that he accepted defeat although he's not satisfied and wants everyone else to also accept the same unfree and unfair election outcome. | Change Radio | Facebook