We the citizens of Zimbabwe, united in purpose, in our diversity as black, whites, indians, people of colour ! Ndebele, Tonga, Shona, Venda and all other ethnicities and races are calling upon the Government of Zimbabwe to hear the cries of its people and fight and uproot injustice, poverty and corruption by holding those responsible accountable. We want corruption to stop now and we are disgruntled about bond notes, we are tired of the current status quo! Our leaders, hear us! Take time to listen. We are tired of suffering in silence. Let us join hands dear citizens and speak to our leaders saying enough is enough!

We call upon all citizens within and across boarders to move with their flags and to desist from paying and accepting bribes. We call upon citizens to begin the discussion in their homes, at their schools, at work and at church about the country they envision. To speak against poverty and injustice and corruption and to hold government leaders accountable. To rise up and say enough is enough.

The Prosecutor General has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he is not suitable to continue as Prosecutor General.

His duty is to protect the weak and vulnerable and such statements trample upon what his office should protect.

The Prosecutor General should with immediate effect resign or be forced to resign as he no longer retain the confidence and trust of the general Zimbabwean populace.

They have been charged with treason, which is a capital offence in Zimbabwe.

Statements about the case can be viewed at:

• Michelle Kagari, Amnesty International’s deputy director for Africa - http://www.amnesty.org/en/news-and-updates/zimbabwe-treason-charges-attack-freedom-expression-2011-02-25;

• COSATU condemns arrest of ISO activists in Zimbabwe - http://www.cosatu.org.za/show.php?include=docs/pr/2011/pr0222e.html&ID=4521&cat=COSATU Today

• http://www.freedom-now.org/campaign/munyaradzi-gwisai-et-al/

• http://www.freethemnow.com/index.html

The original arrests involved 45 people. Of those, 39 have now been freed with all charges dropped.

Millions rely on food aid in Zimbabwe, but yesterday the regime ordered that foreign aid organizations cease operations. The Zimbabwean government's own food aid programs are now the only source of sustenance for much of the population.

There is solid evidence that in order to receive food aid from the government, Zimbabweans must first show their party registration cards.

If they have a card from Mugabe's ruling party they can have access to food, but if they only have opposition cards they must turn over their national identification cards in order to receive the food they need.

The government holds onto the cards until after the June 27 election — meaning opposition party members will not be able to identify themselves when they go to vote.

This is what he has to say:: COPIED!

Born 31 august 1988 attested in the army 20 December 2006 l was discharged after facing treason and sabotage charges, I am in hiding because my country want to persecute me for crimes l did not commit, it is affecting my personal life and the life of my dependents, Munyaradzi, my brother, was killed on 4 may 2013, he was mistakenly killed for me by a zanu pf group calling itself alshabab.

There is a link to the story if you google: Brother of ex-soldier Roleen Gandiwa murdered.

The elections took place on the 29th of March and we still don't know what the results are.

Please sign our petition to force Southern African governments particularly South Africa to intervene as well as the Western community.

This is a PEOPLE DRIVEN petition spearheaded by Zimbabwe Institute For Free Expression (ZIFFE). The petition is to kindly ask Zimbabwe leaders to consider giving Zimbabweans an official public day where citizens celebrate their differences. The day - Freedom of Expression and Opinion Day requested is 08 September which is the day when ZIFFE opened an online facebook group that we are using as a platform to promote freedom of expression and opinion.

Freedom of Expression and Opinion supporters are encouraged to sign the petition as the day is important for everyone and celebrated by everyone despite our differences. This is a day for EVERYONE. A day to TOLERATE and APPRECIATE our differences as Zimbabweans. A UNITY day united by our differences. The petition will be handed over to Zimbabwe Government Leaders and Zimbabwe Parliament to consider.

ZIFFE is not a Political Organisation but is an institutional Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) that represents the needs of civic society in as far as human rights are concerned ,specifically Freedom of Expression and Opinion.

ZIFFE supports opportunities for free expression training and strives to encourage people to speak out and share their views be it at home or at work without fear of victimisation.

ZIFFE promotes and defends our rights to free expression and opinion. We strongly believe that speaking out freely breeds peace and gives birth to democratic societies. Everyone, Everywhere has the right to be heard and to enjoy freedom of expression and opinion.

ZIFFE promotes peace and unity through tolerance of different views. We strive to encourage people to speak out and share their views socially, culturally and politically and we denounce all forms of voice oppression as this breeds violence.

ZIFFE educates on what entails Freedom of Expression and Opinion and the importance of free expression in society and the need to respect it so we are very active in supporting efforts to enhance freedom of expression and opinion in Zimbabwe.

ZIFFE also seeks to harness innovative mechanisms to promote Freedom of Expression and Opinion through new technologies and traditional ways. We foster national and international collaboration in the use new technologies to promote unity, peace and democracy through the promotion of free expression everywhere for everyone.

Freedom of Expression Everywhere for Everyone. Freedom of Expression and Opinion is a human right. Join us and be part of free voices and opinions. Speak out Now. It's your Right. Thank you very much for signing the petition. A petition that will give way to a day that will change how we look at the world. A day of tolerance. Your help and understanding is greatly appreciated.

Furthermore, Zimbabwe is recovering from internal conflict that still prevents much aid from reaching it, particularly in the rural areas (lowest ODA for Basic life skills for youth and adults, primary education and early childhood education in Africa - DAC CRS 2007 and UNICEF 2007 data).

Against the backdrop of rolling power outages and mounting joblessness, the water woes continue to exacerbate poverty as productivity and development in affected communities is adversely impacted.

The human right to water and sanitation entitles everyone to safe, sufficient, accessible and affordable water, a right the government has an obligation to protect.

Over two million Harare residentse go for weeks without water to drink or bath,and almost eighty-percent of the water sporadically pumped to tax-paying citizens' taps is contaminated.

This deplorable water situation is mirrored accross almost all cities and towns accross Zimbabwe. See: www.hrw.org/reports/2013/11/19/troubled-water-0

This Petition,a citizen-centric initiative to improve service delivery and to hold public officials to account demands the government of Zimbabwe urgently declares the mounting water crisis a national disaster and without delay fund rehabilitation of the water and sewer reticulation infrastructure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwpO7GAnjJU

While DPZ understands the frustrations in the country emanating from the failed economy, economic hardships and overall political disillusionment, the aggression and anger on an innocent young lady is misdirected, irresponsible and a downright disregard of her rights and dignity.

This act and any other acts of violence against women should be categorically castigated with the contempt they deserve. These acts do not belong in a civilised and democratic society which the DPZ aspires to build for a good and prosperous Zimbabwe.

DPZ welcomes the whispers that the police are investigating this incident and hope that it is not simply a public relations stunt. It is our hope that all the perpetrators meet the full wrath of the law. We urge the investigating officers to have a gendered perspective on this disgusting incident to ensure that the victim of this heinous crime feels safe, protected and secure.

DPZ also urges parliament to pass a bill that will protect women from these and other incidents. This is by no means an isolated incident and it's about time that our parliament shows that as elected legislators, they feel for our women, mothers and daughters and will protect them from violations of their human rights.

We seek a nation that will respect the dignity of every individual and that includes the girl child, our daughters, mothers and all women.