Private Voluntary Organisations

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Amnesty flags Zim’s poor human rights record

The report, however, acknowledged the passing of legislations outlawing child marriages and abolishing the death penalty.

By Sydney Kawadza Apr. 30, 2025

Amnesty flags Zim’s poor human rights record

Drop the PVO Bill once and for all

Communities will go hungry as many have been assisted to fend off starvation by these NGOs that are under threat today.

By Newsday Dec. 12, 2024

Scrap PVO Bill, UN tells ED

Critics have condemned the Bill as anti-democratic saying it was targeted at government’s suspected opponents.

By Harriet Chikandiwa Dec. 11, 2024

The EU is right: Debt deal must be a complete package

The bloc wants Zimbabwe to cobble a legislation that is humane.

By Shame Makoshori Dec. 6, 2024

The EU is right: Debt deal must be a complete package

Reimagining African philanthropy in the digital age

The APN Assembly is a bi-annual convection of stakeholders in the philanthropic, developmental and civic society sectors

By Tarisai Jangara and Nigel Nyamutumbu Nov. 17, 2024

Reimagining African philanthropy in the digital age

‘CSOs need an enabling environment to thrive’

Stigma Tenga, APN’s executive director, said the assembly’s objectives are to examine the relationship between philanthropy policy and practice.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 5, 2024

‘CSOs need an enabling environment to thrive’

Zim’s NGO’s under the Damocles sword

The version of the PVO Amendment Bill gazetted on March 1,2024 is a mirror reflection of the 2021 version which also borrowed from the same draconian notes of the 2004 version.

By Phillip Nyasha Fungurai Oct. 27, 2024