Zimbabwean authorities cannot continue to incarcerate Sikhala and Sithole and deny them bail at every turn for no apparent reason.

 More specifically, since August 2022, developments in Chegutu East (Hopewell Farm), where an estimated 3 000 people are facing potential land dispossession are of concern.

Arguably, students’ life and the challenges they face at the University of Zimbabwe are a micro-commentary of the state of the economy and politics in the country.

The general citizens populated the highest percentage of victims, 90%, and Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) supporters followed with 7%.

What happened soon after independence in 1980 to date is completely opposite to their expectations and reasons for their supporting the liberation struggle.

The ruling party uses state media to gain political mileage on national projects every day.

Globalisation on its own is unsympathetically affecting the economy of Zimbabwe through brain drain.

Zimbabwe has a long history of a one-party and dominant political party where politics and economics have been conflated.

ZPP identified 1 914 victims of human rights violations (79% male, 20% female, 0.3% male persons with disability and 0.4% female PWDs).

A major point in the discussion was over the publication of results and the final authority of the Zec in publishing results.

As the Zimbabwe Environment Lawyers Association (Zela), we observed violations of fundamental constitutional human rights due to some of these displacements.

According to section 26A of the Electoral Act voters rolls are closed for the purpose of an election two days after the proclamation calling the election is published. 

The solution will not happen as an event but rather a sustained and engaging process.