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94% of voters approved the current constitution, with a limit of two five-year terms. Changes to it belong to the people, not to those in power.
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Unite Zimbabwe!
Let's Unite & Defend Our Constitution
We are a non-profit, non-partisan advocacy forum mobilising citizens at home and in the diaspora for a national dialogue, the rule of law and a peaceful, democratic transition.
No to Corruption
Speak up against dishonest practices. Together, we can build a fair and just country. Say no to corruption!
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A strong democracy depends on informed, active citizens. Defend it. Protect it. Strengthen it.
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1Constitution. One nation. Every voice.
Welcome to Zimbabwe Transitional Forum
About the Forum
Transforming Zimbabwe, together
Corruption and unconstitutional changes pose significant threats to our democracy, economic growth and social justice. To safeguard our future, we must take a firm stand against corruption and resist any attempt to undermine constitutional principles.
This requires collective action. Government, civil society, media and individuals must work together to uphold democracy, transparency and accountability. Your support helps us continue that mission. Here is how you can help:
Make a donation
Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference to this collective effort.
Raise awareness
Encourage those around you to stand against corruption and abuse of power. This isn't about one political party. It takes everyone.
Our mandate
What the Forum exists to do
We mobilise stakeholders, civic groups and the public toward a national dialogue in pursuit of a National Transitional Government.
National Dialogue
Advocate for a national dialogue on transitional government that brings political parties, churches, labour, business, youth, women and the diaspora to one table.
See the structureOversee Implementation
Monitor and oversee the implementation of the recommendations that come out of the national dialogue, against clear and time-bound benchmarks.
View the timelineCommunity Development
Serve as a platform that strengthens communities, through reform in health, education and public administration, and through civic awareness.
Our aims94%Voter approval of the 2013 Constitution
24Month reform window for the NTA
10Provinces for Regional Coordinating Committees
3Reform domains: institutional, economic, governance
The National Transitional Authority
Explore the roadmap
A time-bound roadmap to credible elections
The NTA is a temporary, reform-focused structure proposed by the Forum to restore institutional legitimacy, stabilise the economy and prepare the country for free and fair elections. It is not a parallel government. Its mandate ends once reform is delivered.
Institutional reform
Restore the rule of law, strengthen the separation of powers and depoliticise state institutions.
Economic reform
Tackle corruption, stabilise the currency and implement constitutional devolution.
Governance reform
Transitional justice, stronger human rights protection and the diaspora vote.
3months
Constitutional Review Commission
Established, with a referendum targeted within 18 months.
3months
Truth & Reconciliation Commission
Human rights and transitional justice begin.
4months
Independent Media Commission
Media and information reforms.
6–9months
Electoral & judicial independence
Legislative amendments to guarantee autonomy.
12months
Security sector & diaspora vote
Policy and legislative overhaul, plus diaspora voting and civil society inclusion.
Join the movement
Become a member of the Forum
Membership is open to Zimbabweans at home and across the diaspora. Every member has the right to propose agenda items, take part in debates and hold leadership accountable.
Ordinary Member
$1 / month
+ $1 joining fee in Zimbabwe, $5 in the diaspora
- Citizens aged 18 or above
- Full participatory & voting rights
- Resident in Zimbabwe or the diaspora
Most impact
Associate Member
$1,000+
Super donors & super contributors
- Individuals or entities
- Full participation (Zimbabwean citizens)
- Directly fund advocacy & dialogue
Nominee Member
By nomination
Nominated by an existing member
- Full participatory rights, no vote
- Under-18s welcome with a guardian
- Learning & simulation activities
Transitions need not emerge from crisis alone. They can also arise from organised civic intent.Policy Analysis Report on the ZTF and the NTA framework22 October 2025
Publications
Read our founding documents
Policy Analysis: The ZTF & the NTA Proposal
Prospects for a managed democratic transition, written for policymakers, international observers and reform stakeholders.
Read reportLegal Commentary: National Transitional Authority
The constitutional basis of the NTA, written for constitutional scholars, legal practitioners and policy experts.
Read commentaryConstitution of the Zimbabwe Transitional Forum
Our name, mandate, vision, values, membership, governance framework and legal structure.
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