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 Through its Nkayi Agenda chapter, Bulawayo Agenda under the banner of Church and Civil Society Forum, held a Multi-Stakeholder meeting to consult the district leaders on how to prevent politically motivated violence and ensure peaceful constitutional referendum and general elections yesterday. |
 Traditional leaders, local councilors and the community in Gwanda met to discuss peace in the area ahead of forthcoming referendum and elections. |
 More than 350 villagers of Matshetsheni, Masholomoshe Village in Ward 1, Gwanda attended the “Meet your Leaders” meeting on Thursday (8 November 2012). The meeting was organized by Gwanda Agenda in conjunction with the Churches and Civil Society Forum (CCSF). |
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Traditional leaders, councilors, youths, church representative, Organ on National Healing and political party representative thronged the Kusile Town Council guest house in Lupane to attend a multi-stakeholders meeting meant for the cross-pollination of views among the stakeholders particularly on how best to mitigate the instances of violence in the area ahead of the expected referendum and na |
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From the 25th to the 27th of October various 37 Civil society organisations from across the country convened in Bulawayo to participate in this year’s Ideas Festival under the theme “E |
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Villagers in Silozwi, Matobo district are still living the memories of Gukurahundi atrocities carried out between 1983-87 in Matabeleland and Midlands Provinces. |
 At least 1 500 people including children, youths and women thronged the Gomoza sports grounds on Saturday, 30 June 2012 to attended a peace concert organized by Lupane Agenda, a Bulawayo Agenda chapter. The activity was held under the Church and Civil Society (CCSF) banner. |
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Four Draft Constitution outreach meetings were held last Friday and Saturday (15-16 February, 2013) in Plumtree town and Madabe village (Plumtree) as well as Lupane centre and Lupane East (Tiki village). These meetings were attended by diverse participants who included councilors, traditional leaders, women and youths. The meetings were largely addressed by Copac co-chairperson Hon. |