21 April Harassment & intimidation 08 April Harassment & intimidation Harassment & intimidation 06 April Harassment & intimidation 03 April Harassment & intimidation 17 April Denial of freedom to demonstrate & petition 06 April Denial of freedom to demonstrate & petition ZANU PF offices. The two highlighted that people who fail to attend a ZANU PF meeting that was to be conducted on the 21st of April 2018 will be heavily beaten in the upcoming elections In Mazowe ward 9 Village head Lloyd Chikukwa intimidated community members during a community meeting conducted in Chikukwa village. He highlighted that people were supposed to submit serial numbers of voter registration slips if they wanted to continue receiving food aid. In Mazowe ward 1 ZANU PF District Chairperson Fasina Mubaira intimidated community members during a community meeting conducted in Mubaira village. Mubaira also forced community members to submit serial numbers of their voter registration slips. Mubaira further highlighted that people who failed to submit their registration slips will not receive food aid and will be heavily beaten in the upcoming elections. In Bindura ward 6 ZANU PF member only identified as Gweva intimidated community members at Trojan mine. Gweva highlighted that people who fail to submit serial numbers will not receive food aid. In Mbire ward 9 Village head Kamanura intimidated community members during a community meeting conducted in Nyakatondo village. The Village head highlighted that people who did not submit their voter registration slips will not receive food aid. In Bindura ward 11 Councillor Patrick Masango instructed Rose Nyampala, a ZANU PF member to embark on a door to door exercise forcing community members to submit their serial numbers to her. All those who refused were threatened with violence. The ZRP fired teargas on the Zimbabwe School of mines Students who had been demonstrating against exorbitant fees and the Chief Executive Officer Dzingai Tusai's corrupt activities. The students have however vowed to continue demonstrating despite the intervention by the police until their demands are met. Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition and other civil society organisations and activists were blocked from undertaking a march to force the government to implement electoral reforms ahead of this year’s elections. RIOT Police threatened to launch teargas canisters against the peaceful protesters which led the organisers to abandon the protest due to the need for personal security. 12 Unknown ZANU Supporters PF Unknown ZANU Supporters PF Unknown ZANU Supporters PF Unknown Traditional leader Unknown ZANU Supporters Unknown ZRP Unknown ZRP PF