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Since 2013, the Church and Civil Society Forum (CCSF) members have conducted several dialogues across Zimbabwe, in the following areas |
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Incidences of politically motivated violence in Mberengwa District, as reported by ZIMCET peace committees over the years, has resulted in dysfunctional relations and tensions amongst community members. |
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The conflict issue in Chivi, Nyamakwe is water pollution from two main businesses: fast food outlet and night club at Chibi Turn Off. There was an estimated distance of 241 meters of waste following into the river, which is a deadly hazard to the health of the community. The community uses the river for washing, drinking and for their livestock. |
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The National Transitional Justice Working Group (NTJWG) in Zimbabwe takes the demands of national healing and justice for our country seriously and has pledged unwavering support for any national process with such noble goals for our society. |
 Article 7 of the Global Political Agreement (GPA), established the Organ for National Healing, Reconciliation and Integration (ONHRI) with the mandate of “Promotion of Equality, National Healing, Cohesion and Unity”. Non – State actors, through their participation and membership in the Church and Civil Society Forum (CCSF), forged close collaboration with ONHRI on efforts to seek stakeholder input towards development of a national peace framework. |
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 Traditional leaders, political party representatives of MDC, MDC-T and ZAPU, Church leaders, councilors and one Member of Parliament attended a Multi-stakeholder meeting held in Tsholotsho on the 28th of February to discuss possible strategies to promote peace within the communities. |
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More than 200 members of the public yesterday (08/08/2012) endorsed the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission Bill in a public meeting organized by Bulawayo Agenda at the Small City Hall. |