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 During the weekend (23-24 June), Bulawayo Agenda conducted Community Resource Monitoring Training for the Nkayi Community. The training was meant to develop the capacity of community leaders and members to monitor their local resources and hold local decision makers accountable for the development of the community. |
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Nkayi district is one of the districts that have recorded high cases of politically motivated violence and intimidation during the elections. Community traditional leaders such as village heads , Chiefs and some government officials in the district , for example the District Administrator have been accused of fanning violence and divisions within the district on political party lines. |
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Bulawayo Agenda greatly appreciates the efforts made by the Inclusive Government this far through the parliament to finalize the law that mandates the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) to investigate human |
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As Bulawayo Agenda stands in solidarity with the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions in commemorating September 13 which is a reminder of ‘police Brutality on ZCTU leadership and activists’, the organisation also condemns the continued human rights abuses and police intransigence despite the Reform Oriented transition under the Inclusive Government. |
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Bulawayo Agenda is concerned by the enduring stalemate in the constitution making process. It unequivocally condemns continued delaying tactics sparked by ZANU PF amendments to the COPAC draft constitution they fully and freely participated in creating and signed. The organisation interprets the move as holding the nation at ransom. |
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The constitution making process should now come to a definite end and the peoples’ views should not be replaced by partisan views said Bulawayo Agenda Chairperson, Royal Ntini while congratulating the MDC-T party on its thirteenth anniversary last Saturday. |
 Female police officers and the spouses of their male colleagues spontaneously form a netball team and play friendly matches against two women’s teams of Lalapanzi. Theatre plays, dances and a concert are also presented at this all-day event near Mvuma in the Midlands. |
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What do peacemakers look like in a troubled land? What should the response of the church be in a highly volatile political environment we are in? We Christians claim that Jesus is our King, so what should our response be since we purport to follow the Prince of Peace? |