We are blessed to have lived in the days of Dr. Alex Magaisa. The greatest Zimbabwean public intellectual of our time. He was a good man; a genuine man. Alex was supposed to see a different Zimbabwe. His life's work was for that Zimbabwe.

RT @IHRDAfrica: IHRDA urges stronger action to end Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) following death of infant in The Gambia - Click to see a….

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Street vending has made our cities and towns a mess, dirty, unwelcoming. Formal retailers and wholesalers also have a complaint: they are paying punitive licences and taxes to compete with people at their doorstep who are not subject to these. But, I am quite certain no one.

RT @IHRDAfrica: PRESS RELEASE. July 24, 2025. In a Monumental Win for Women and Girls, ECOWAS Court Rules Sierra Leone Violated Rights by F….

Let's address one last - seemingly petty - issue on this Parliament topic. Dear @ParliamentZim: there is nothing under Zimbabwean law called "Speaker of Parliament". There is Speaker of the National Assembly (section 126), and there is the President of the Senate (section 122).

PART 1:. President’s unannounced visit to “follow proceedings” in Parliament breaches and undermines parliamentary independence. On the 9th July 2025 President Emmerson Mnangagwa received some praises from an opposition leader and the government spokesperson Nick Mangwana for

PART III. If the President can just pitch up and sit in Parliament to “follow proceedings”, what stops him from tomorrow pitching up in the courts to “follow proceedings”, especially in matters in which he is not a party?  If he does that, what does it do to the presiding

PART II. The Legislature consists of Parliament and the President acting in terms of the Constitution. So, the Legislature and Parliament, under our constitutional framework, do not mean the same thing. Jacob Mudenda conflated the two and even then, did not realise he needed to

What constitutionalist? Mnangagwa's agenda 2030 and feigned constitutionalism. By Musa Kika.

RT @tsungabamulaw: TBLI wishes its Principal Managing Partner @tsunga_arnold the happiest of birthdays and a fulfilling, prosperous and joy….

RT @bbmhlanga: I hate being right always - on this one I give credit to my lecturers and brother @KikaMusa for guiding me. thank you counse….

RT @IHRDAfrica: IHRDA is recruiting for the position of legal officer (French bilingual). the closing date for applications is Tuesday, 15t….

RT @IHRDAfrica: 📣 WEBINAR ANNOUNCEMENT . Thrilled to announce a webinar in partnership with @ClooneyFDN for prospective applicants of the 2….

Section 33 of Zimbabwe's Criminal Code has been challenged at least 4 times before the country's Constitutional Court. Four times the Court took refuge in technicalities and refused to declare the provision unconstitutional, some obscenely twisted version of 'constitutional