Nqobani Nyathi

| Filed under: Nqobani Nyathi | Tags: 2008 elections, Amendment Number 3 Bill, changing term limits, Constitution of Zimbabwe, Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Number 3 Bill, democracy, five years, gender equality, good governance, Government of National Unity, human rights, human rights violations, rule of law, transparency, violence, ZANU-PF, Zimbabwe | Author: Nqobani Nyathi Lawyer Introduction In 2013, Zimbabweans voted overwhelmingly for a new Constitution.

Corporal punishment as a public health concern: Breaking the cycle of violence against children in Africa Posted: 25 September, 2025 | Author: AfricLaw | Filed under: Nqobani Nyathi | Tags: 1.2 billion children, Africa, African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, Children with disabilities, corporal punishment of children, dropout rates, General Comment 9, global public health concern, Guidelines on Ending...

| Filed under: Nqobani Nyathi | Tags: accountability, African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights, amendment of the Constitution, by-elections, constitution, Constitution of Zimbabwe, democracy, electoral disputes, Emmerson Mnangagwa, free and fair elections, government-affiliated media, Guidelines on Access to Information and Elections in Africa, human rights, Luke Malaba, peaceful resolution, Private Voluntary Organisations Bill, PVO Bill, rise to power, unlawful killings, violence, ZEC,...