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The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with various colleges and universities to provide them with content for voter education.
This was revealed by the outgoing ZEC spokesperson Joyce Kazembe while speaking in Chinhoyi this week during a training workshop on electoral processes for journalists from the Zimpapers Group.
Kazembe said the curriculum for higher learning institutions is meant to ensure voter education is learnt from a young age. She said:
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ZEC has signed a number of documents and policies that will see voter education being part of the curriculum in colleges and universities.
This seeks to ensure that the voting process is understood from an early stage and society understands the process.
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ZEC chairperson Priscilla Chigumba recently announced the appointment of Jasper Mangwana as the new ZEC spokesperson to take over from Kazembe.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/new-voter-education-to-be-conducted-in-colleges-universities">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

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ZEC Takes Voter Education To Universities, Colleges

Outgoing Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) spokesperson Joyce Kazembe has expressed concern over the partisan coverage of the upcoming by-elections by State media.
Kazembe implored State media to provide equal coverage of political parties and candidates during elections. She said:
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The public media is supposed to cover everybody fairly and so we expect the State media to come up with a schedule that allocates equal time to all the political parties taking part in the elections and to the individuals running for office too.
Everybody should be allocated space so that they can inform the rest of their intentions. 
Those that feel that they want more space can then pay extra for that.
We have noticed that there is partisan coverage in some media and there is more coverage of the ruling party.
The excuse they give us is, this is the head of the State and they are in government and they are updating the population about what they should expect on development projects.
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Kazembe also said ZEC has written to State media organisations and urged them to ensure that they give equal coverage to all political parties.
She made the comments on Tuesday while contributing to the debate on the topic “Media, Elections and Access to Information” hosted by the National Movement of Catholic Students in Zimbabwe.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/03/zec-flags-up-state-media-bias/">NewsDay</a></h4>

ZEC Speaks On State Media Bias

Full statement by Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairperson Priscilla Chigumba on the appointment of new spokesperson Jasper Mangwana.
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<h2>Handover of ZEC Spokesperson’s Duties to Commissioner Jasper Mangwana</h2>
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission wishes to acknowledge and recognise the years of sterling service Commissioner Joyce Laetitia Kazembe has provided to this country throughout her career.
Currently, she is the most senior in terms of experience having served for a period spanning in excess of 20 years.
Commissioner Kazembe joined the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission in 2007 and served her term of office under the then Constitution of Zimbabwe.
She was again appointed for a fresh term under the new Constitution following the promulgation of the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 20, which became operational after the 2013 referendum.
She was reappointed for a further two terms, of which the second term under the 2013 Constitution is terminating in July 2022.
Prior to joining the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, Commissioner Kazembe had performed national service with the then Electoral Supervisory Commission which she joined in 2000.
The Electoral Supervisory Commission is the predecessor to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission whose mandate was to supervise all elections in Zimbabwe which were being conducted then by the Registrar General’s Office.
Commissioner JL Kazembe possesses vast experience in the conduct and management of elections and is well known for her service both in the region and the international sphere. 
The Commission appreciates and wishes to thank her for the unwavering dedication and quality service she has provided to the Commission during her term of service.
She was the spokesperson of the Commission and Chairperson of the Commission’s Media Monitoring Committee. Sadly, as already stated, her term of office is terminating in July of this year.
The Commission wishes to tap in from her experience in dealing with public relations and media issues prior to her departure.
Pursuant to that objective, the Commission has appointed Commission Jasper Mangwana to take over the role of the Spokesperson for the Commission with effect from Friday 18th March 2022 before Commissioner JL Kazembe’s term of office expires.
This will allow a smooth handover-takeover process and enable the Commissioner to inherit this portfolio to draw good lessons on handling it while the outgoing Commissioner is still in service.
It is also our hope that Commissioner JL Kazembe will do her best in passing all the knowledge and expertise at her disposal to the next generation of Commissioners and staff.
In recognition of her outstanding contribution to the mandate of the Commission and the development of electoral processes in Zimbabwe, the Commission is mooting the establishment of a Zimbabwe Electoral Commission Elders Panel comprising personnel who have served it before.
The Panel will be responsible for providing guidance and advice to the Commission during critical electoral processes.
It is envisaged that the panel of elders will operate as a charitable trust wherein they donate their institutional memory by training, dispute resolution, recommendations on international best practices, technology and ethical practices in elections and, championing youth participation and role of women and PWDs in elections and electoral processes.
It is also proposed that Commissioner JL Kazembe be designated as the Honorary Chairperson of the panel when the panel comes to fruition.
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission wishes her all the best in the remaining term and her future endeavours.
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<h4>More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h4>

Mangwana To Replace Kazembe As The New ZEC Spokesperson

The Government has released $3 billion to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) for the 26 March 2022 National Assembly and council by-elections.
ZEC spokesperson Joyce Kazembe said the printing of ballot papers has been completed while the training of polling officers, who will conduct the elections, will start on Monday.
Ballot papers will be distributed to voting centres later this week, with the deployment of polling officers to polling stations set to be done on Thursday. Said Kazembe:
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We are well prepared for the by-elections, everything is in place and we are well funded.
Printing of the ballot papers was completed and training of polling officers will begin on Monday while deployment will be done on Thursday.
Each polling station will be allocated not more than 1 000 voters, so if a polling station has more than 1 000 voters there will be additional units created to ensure that there are only 1000 voters at each polling station.
The list of voters at each polling station will be displayed at each polling station three days before the voting day so that voters will have a chance to view their particulars days before voting.
… We have been given enough funds for the by-elections, we were allocated $3 billion for the exercise so everything is in place.
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ZEC said it will establish 1 317 polling stations for the National Assembly by-elections and 1 031 polling centres for the council polls.
The by-elections will be held on Saturday to replace MPs and councillors who have either died, were redeployed or recalled.
Polling stations will open at 7 am and close at 7 pm.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/govt-releases-3bn-for-by-elections">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

Govt Releases $3 Billion To ZEC For By-elections

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has appointed Commissioner Joyce Laetitia Kazembe as its spokesperson and chairperson of the National Multi-Party Liaison Committee.
In a brief statement on Twitter on Friday, ZEC said Kazembe replaces Commissioner Qubani Moyo whose tenure of office had expired. <a href="https://twitter.com/ZECzim/status/1438774181571842049">The statement read:</a>
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ZEC is informing its stakeholders that Commissioner Joyce Laetitia Kazembe is now the Commission’s Media Liaison Person/Spokesperson and Chairperson of the National Multi-Party Liaison Committee following the expiry of Comm Q Moyo’s tenure of office.
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<h4>More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h4>

Joyce Kazembe Appointed ZEC Spokesperson

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