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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>

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ZEC Speaks On State Media Bias

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Sunday admitted that it had deprived thousands of prospective first-time voters an opportunity to participate in the upcoming by-elections after it failed to provide adequate and accessible registration centres throughout the country.
ZEC has already closed the voters’ roll for the by-elections slated for March 26 this year.
ZEC spokesperson Joyce Kazembe Sunday told NewsDay that the electoral management body had realised that several people failed to register to vote due to the inaccessibility of its 72 district centres.
She said as the country prepared for the 2023 general elections, ZEC would roll out 9 000 biometric voter registration kits to ensure that people travel short distances to registration centres. Kazembe said:
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We know that there are some who stay far from the district offices who may not be able to easily access the registration centres, but for now, we are abiding by the law. But we are sorry. We apologise.
However, the registration process is still ongoing for other elections other than the by-elections. We have 9 000 biometric voters’ registration kits that we will roll out throughout the country to ensure complete accessibility of the registration service.
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But civic society groups and rights lawyers accused ZEC of deliberately minimising access to the voter registration centres to frustrate potential first-time voters being mobilised by various groups.
Constitutional lawyer Lovemore Madhuku said some provisions of the Electoral Act also deprived a significant number of people of the opportunity to vote; hence the need to amend the legislation. He added:
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The Act states that the voters’ roll closes when the local authority vacancy arises, but would the electorate know that very well? In this election, an individual may be able to vote for the National Assembly member, but fail to vote for the councillor. There are some citizens who develop the interest to vote only when there is a proclamation. Every reasonable democracy allows them to vote. There is also a need for training of civic society on the key constitutional dictates of the electoral process so that they provide the necessary essential information to the people.
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The electoral management body recently attracted the wrath of the public after it gave two different figures regarding the number of first-time voters it registered last year.
Initially, it said only 2 000 had registered as first-time voters throughout the year, but later revised the figure to 2 951 and both were lower than 9 000 which the Project Vote 263, a local civic group claimed to have assisted to register.
ZEC was also criticised by civic groups after it initially indicated that 22 000 deceased voters would be removed from the voters’ roll, before bumping up the figure to 35 085.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/01/were-sorry-zec/">NewsDay Zimbabwe</a>

ZEC Apologises For Failing To Provide Adequate And Accessible Registration Centres

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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