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🔵Former Zanu PF Mashonaland West provincial chairman and ex-independent Norton MP Themba Mliswa responding to retired Air Vice-Marshal Henry Muchena and his colleagues' letter challenging the current constitutional amendments to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term and reforms which change the political, electoral and governance systems.

🔵Former Zanu PF Mashonaland West provincial chairman and ex-independent Norton MP Themba Mliswa responding to retired Air Vice-Marshal Henry Muchena and his colleagues' letter challenging the current constitutional amendments to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term and reforms which change the political, electoral and governance systems.

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While the battle over Zimbabwe's constitutional amendments to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term, lengthen presidential tenure and introduce a raft of controversial political, electoral and governance reforms intensifies across the country, main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has taken a curious position which says "there is no constitution in this country" to defend, meaning there is no need for this fight anyway except on his terms, parameters and front. Chamisa is at loggerheads with organisations like Constitution Defenders Forum led by Tendai Biti and Defend the Constitution Platform convened by Jameson Timba, among several other civic and opposition groups fighting government's bid to change the political, electoral and governance systems.

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📹 Former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa has been speaking at the funeral of Glenview South MP Gladmore Hakata. He says a Zanu PF plan to extend President Mnangagwa’s term in the midst of collapsing infrastructure and services is baffling

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ZANU PF Mashonaland West Province has unanimously resolved to push for a constitutional amendment that would allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his tenure as President and First Secretary of the ruling party until 2030. ZANU PF Mashonaland West Secretary for Administration, Cde Misheck Nyarubero, confirmed the resolution.

ZANU PF Mashonaland West Province has unanimously resolved to push for a constitutional amendment that would allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his tenure as President and First Secretary of the ruling party until 2030. ZANU PF Mashonaland West Secretary for Administration, Cde Misheck Nyarubero, confirmed the resolution.

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These are the remarks by Nelson Chamisa which have sparked a sharp conflict with his former opposition colleagues after he claimed that Zimbabwe has "no constitution to defend" because it has been "shredded" by the ruling Zanu PF. Chamisa dismissed the current national debate over President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s plan to to extend his rule to 2030 as a "sideshow", saying the constitutional order has already collapsed. Former opposition allies in the Defend the Constitution Platform (DCP), including Jameson Timba, Tendai Biti, Jacob Ngarivhume and Munyaradzi Gwisayi, have described this as misleading amd reckless. They argue it undermines their legal and political efforts to block constitutional amendments to extend Mnangagwa’s rule. Upon his return to active politics, Chamisa launched "Agenda 2026," a movement he claims requires "new wine skins" and will not include old structures or figures from his former party, CCC. Colleagues view this as a move to disrupt existing opposition unity and "gaslight" the public. Chamisa continues to defend his "strategic ambiguity" model —operating without defined leadership structures — which former colleagues blame for the "hijacking" of the CCC by rivals like Sengezo Tshabangu. Some critics within the opposition have accused Chamisa of having a "secret deal" with Mnangagwa and the government to divide the opposition in exchange for his own personal safety, material benefits and money, allegations that he has vehemently denied.

These are the remarks by Nelson Chamisa which have sparked a sharp conflict with his former opposition colleagues after he claimed that Zimbabwe has "no constitution to defend" because it has been "shredded" by the ruling Zanu PF. Chamisa dismissed the current national debate over President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s plan to to extend his rule to 2030 as a "sideshow", saying the constitutional order has already collapsed. Former opposition allies in the Defend the Constitution Platform (DCP), including Jameson Timba, Tendai Biti, Jacob Ngarivhume and Munyaradzi Gwisayi, have described this as misleading amd reckless. They argue it undermines their legal and political efforts to block constitutional amendments to extend Mnangagwa’s rule. Upon his return to active politics, Chamisa launched "Agenda 2026," a movement he claims requires "new wine skins" and will not include old structures or figures from his former party, CCC. Colleagues view this as a move to disrupt existing opposition unity and "gaslight" the public. Chamisa continues to defend his "strategic ambiguity" model —operating without defined leadership structures — which former colleagues blame for the "hijacking" of the CCC by rivals like Sengezo Tshabangu. Some critics within the opposition have accused Chamisa of having a "secret deal" with Mnangagwa and the government to divide the opposition in exchange for his own personal safety, material benefits and money, allegations that he has vehemently denied.

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BREAKING: Citizens' Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa addressing party MPs and Councillors says CCC has disengaged from parliament and council business until issues are resolved amid recent chaos. "There's a constitutional crisis in Zimbabwe and we appeal to the international community and extend to Zanu PF members to fight against illegitimacy in our country, poverty affects everybody"

BREAKING: Citizens' Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa addressing party MPs and Councillors says CCC has disengaged from parliament and council business until issues are resolved amid recent chaos. "There's a constitutional crisis in Zimbabwe and we appeal to the international community and extend to Zanu PF members to fight against illegitimacy in our country, poverty affects everybody"

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Renowned Kenyan Pan-Africanist and lawyer Professor Patrick Loch Otieno Lumumba, who has a complex relationship with the ruling Zanu PF government in Zimbabwe as he supports some of its policies like land reform and black economic empowerment but rejects in governance model, has fiercely criticised the proposed Constitution Amendment (No. 3) Bill amid ongoing heated debate about the changes to the country's political, electoral and governance systems.

Renowned Kenyan Pan-Africanist and lawyer Professor Patrick Loch Otieno Lumumba, who has a complex relationship with the ruling Zanu PF government in Zimbabwe as he supports some of its policies like land reform and black economic empowerment but rejects in governance model, has fiercely criticised the proposed Constitution Amendment (No. 3) Bill amid ongoing heated debate about the changes to the country's political, electoral and governance systems.

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#ZimOppositionDeadAmidCapture In a political development which further confirms that Zimbabwe's opposition movement is now all but dead due to a combination of factors, including vote-buying by the ruling party, internal divisions and lack of leadership, Zanu PF candidate Freedom Murechu yesterday won the Nkulumane constituency by-election in Bulawayo with 3 416 votes. The by-election was conducted to fill the seat left vacant following the death of Nkulumane Member of Parliament Desire Moyo in a road accident on October 10. Independent candidate Rodney Jele came second with 745 votes, while Auxikia Zitha got 325. Mothusi "Madlela" Ndlovu of CCC got 320 votes, Fuzwayo Mbuso (independent) 121; Alson Moyo (EFF) 65, Nompilo Malaba Ncube (ZANC) 18, Ethel Sibanda (MDC-T) 23, Vivian Siziba (Zapu) 110 and Ester Zitha (independent) 325. The main opposition CCC now lies in ruins due to authoritarian political repression by the state, internal divisions, infiltration and its leader Nelson Chamisa's dramatic surrender to capture by the ruling party following the hijacking of the movement by his rivals from within and external forces, among other things. The current opposition situation is more complex and involves a mix of severe internal challenges and sustained repression by the ruling Zanu PF. The opposition in Zimbabwe is best described as fragmented, embattled, and captured. This is not new. The opposition has historically struggled with internal divisions, factionalism, and a lack of unified strategy, which critics argue has made it vulnerable to Zanu PF's systemic authoritarian tactics. The CCC experienced significant internal turmoil after Chamisa abruptly resigned in January 2024, claiming the party was "infiltrated" and "hijacked" by Zanu PF elements, which is part of politics in authoritarian political environments, leaving the party in disarray with no clear leader and direction. This followed a pattern of dubious court rulings and a wave of recalls of elected officials triggered by Sengezo Tshabangu's actions that critics say were orchestrated by the ruling party to weaken the opposition. Analysts say Zanu PF has now successfully co-opted the CCC, creating a "loyal opposition" through repression, judicial endorsements and patronage that give its captured members access to material privileges, resources and money. The internal wrangling and ineffectiveness within the opposition have led to a further dip in public trust, with some former supporters feeling their decades of hope and sacrifice have been betrayed. This will have a telling impact in the next elections, particularly as Zanu PF is changing the political system to consolidate hegemony. Besides repression, the ongoing protracted economic crisis has further undermined opposition political mobilisation and exposed its leaders and members to co-option through monetary rewards, patronage and trinkets. Having resigned from the CCC in early 2024 to distance himself from its "hijacked" structures, Chamisa has spent the year vaguely signalling a "reset". Recently, he hinted at a new "citizen-centric" movement to be unveiled soon, although he has been insinuating this for almost two years now without action amid growing disillusionment at the opposition support base. Despite these challenges, the remnants of opposition and civil society continue to condemn Zanu PF rule. Zanu PF itself is also divided and is currently reeling from a new bout of internal strife, fuelled by renewed succession infighting. Furthermore, efforts by some within Zanu PF to amend the constitution to extend President Mnangagwa's term beyond 2028 have widened internal divisions and renewed political tensions over succession, which analysts see as a potential area of vulnerability for the ruling party. However, Zanu PF political hegemony remains unchallenged by a weak and divided opposition which has collapsed and fragmented into rival factions as shown by yesterday's Nkulumane by-election.

#ZimOppositionDeadAmidCapture In a political development which further confirms that Zimbabwe's opposition movement is now all but dead due to a combination of factors, including vote-buying by the ruling party, internal divisions and lack of leadership, Zanu PF candidate Freedom Murechu yesterday won the Nkulumane constituency by-election in Bulawayo with 3 416 votes. The by-election was conducted to fill the seat left vacant following the death of Nkulumane Member of Parliament Desire Moyo in a road accident on October 10. Independent candidate Rodney Jele came second with 745 votes, while Auxikia Zitha got 325. Mothusi "Madlela" Ndlovu of CCC got 320 votes, Fuzwayo Mbuso (independent) 121; Alson Moyo (EFF) 65, Nompilo Malaba Ncube (ZANC) 18, Ethel Sibanda (MDC-T) 23, Vivian Siziba (Zapu) 110 and Ester Zitha (independent) 325. The main opposition CCC now lies in ruins due to authoritarian political repression by the state, internal divisions, infiltration and its leader Nelson Chamisa's dramatic surrender to capture by the ruling party following the hijacking of the movement by his rivals from within and external forces, among other things. The current opposition situation is more complex and involves a mix of severe internal challenges and sustained repression by the ruling Zanu PF. The opposition in Zimbabwe is best described as fragmented, embattled, and captured. This is not new. The opposition has historically struggled with internal divisions, factionalism, and a lack of unified strategy, which critics argue has made it vulnerable to Zanu PF's systemic authoritarian tactics. The CCC experienced significant internal turmoil after Chamisa abruptly resigned in January 2024, claiming the party was "infiltrated" and "hijacked" by Zanu PF elements, which is part of politics in authoritarian political environments, leaving the party in disarray with no clear leader and direction. This followed a pattern of dubious court rulings and a wave of recalls of elected officials triggered by Sengezo Tshabangu's actions that critics say were orchestrated by the ruling party to weaken the opposition. Analysts say Zanu PF has now successfully co-opted the CCC, creating a "loyal opposition" through repression, judicial endorsements and patronage that give its captured members access to material privileges, resources and money. The internal wrangling and ineffectiveness within the opposition have led to a further dip in public trust, with some former supporters feeling their decades of hope and sacrifice have been betrayed. This will have a telling impact in the next elections, particularly as Zanu PF is changing the political system to consolidate hegemony. Besides repression, the ongoing protracted economic crisis has further undermined opposition political mobilisation and exposed its leaders and members to co-option through monetary rewards, patronage and trinkets. Having resigned from the CCC in early 2024 to distance himself from its "hijacked" structures, Chamisa has spent the year vaguely signalling a "reset". Recently, he hinted at a new "citizen-centric" movement to be unveiled soon, although he has been insinuating this for almost two years now without action amid growing disillusionment at the opposition support base. Despite these challenges, the remnants of opposition and civil society continue to condemn Zanu PF rule. Zanu PF itself is also divided and is currently reeling from a new bout of internal strife, fuelled by renewed succession infighting. Furthermore, efforts by some within Zanu PF to amend the constitution to extend President Mnangagwa's term beyond 2028 have widened internal divisions and renewed political tensions over succession, which analysts see as a potential area of vulnerability for the ruling party. However, Zanu PF political hegemony remains unchallenged by a weak and divided opposition which has collapsed and fragmented into rival factions as shown by yesterday's Nkulumane by-election.

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#OppositionDividedWeakParalysed While main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has relatively been quiet - conspicuous by his absence from action and loud silence, except for his occasional political posturing and symbolic resistance with a religious-style approach under his Agenda 2026 in a bid to reboot his sluggish career, his former ally in the opposition trenches Tendai Biti has taken a more vocal, confrontational, high-profile legal and public-outreach role opposing the government on its constitutional amendments to facilitate President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term extension and a raft of reforms changing the political, electoral and governance systems. Upon his return to active politics in January after a controversial two-year hiatus following the capture by Zanu PF of his CCC opposition party, Chamisa focused on "Agenda 2026" as a movement intended to rebuild Zimbabwe through a citizen-driven dialogue rather than traditional party politics. While he has launched this initiative and occasionally commented on social media to oppose Zanu PF's "2050 agenda" - incomprehensibly referring to the 2030 agenda - his public engagement has been characterised more by statements of intent, use of symbols and preaching "change" rather than organising grassroots resistance given his huge popular support base. He has defended his strange "No to 2050" social media post and castigated violence against citizens opposing constitutional changes, maintaining a symbolic rather than confrontational role. In the process, Chamisa has now become the weak link within the opposition movement. By constrast, Biti, who has no popular social base, has been highly vocal, acting as the convener of the Constitution Defenders Forum. Others who have been vocal include Jameson Timba as Convenor of Constitutional Defence Forum, Job Sikhala who leads National Democratic Working Group, Lovemore Madhuku and his National Constitutional Assembly, and strong-willed opposition figure Jacob Ngarivhume, among others. Biti has launched a vigorous campaign against Constitution Amendment No. 3, which aims to extend presidential terms beyond 2028 and change the political system. He has referred to the proposed changes as "legal lunacy" and a "quiet constitutional coup". Furthermore, Biti has taken the fight directly to the people, conducting door-to-door mobilisation drives and street campaigns in areas like Chitungwiza and Mutare to educate citizens on the implications of the reforms. Alongside other activists, he has filed urgent court bids to stop police from disrupting their private meetings regarding the constitutional reforms. As a result, Biti was yesterday arrested while organising a rally against the amendments in Mutare. Biti has invited Chamisa to work with him and others in fighting the current constitutional changes. However, Chamisa, despite his massive support, has distanced himself from Biti, Timba and others. He has been pussyfooting and claiming there is no constitution to defend, alarming his opposition allies. Despite pressure to take a form a party and adopt more aggressive approach, Chamisa maintains a propositional posture, making his politics and pronouncements merely symbolic opposition, not serious resistance anymore. This comes as the opposition is divided, weak and paralysed. The absence of a strong opposition and check on power has allowed for the proposal of constitutional amendments that extend the presidential terms from five to seven years and Mnangagwa's term extension, accompanied by raft of contentious changes in the political system. As formal opposition parties have fragmented and weakened, civil society groups and grassroots movements have increasingly taken centre stage in protesting government policies, human rights issues and the current constitutional amendments.

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🟢Zanu PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa addressing a media conference at the ruling party headquarters in Harare yesterday. Mutsvangwa was emphatic that President Emmerson Mnangagwa will anytime sign into law Constitution Amendment Bill N0.3, ushering in far-reaching political, electoral and governance changes in Zimbabwe.

🟢Zanu PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa addressing a media conference at the ruling party headquarters in Harare yesterday. Mutsvangwa was emphatic that President Emmerson Mnangagwa will anytime sign into law Constitution Amendment Bill N0.3, ushering in far-reaching political, electoral and governance changes in Zimbabwe.

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Prominent Zimbabwean lawyer Nqobani Sithole of Sithole Law Chambers, who handled the Tawanda Muchehiwa abduction case in July 2020 and the dramatic Sengezo Tshabangu seizure of the now virtually captured opposition CCC, has been in the news of late regarding the withdrawn high-stakes Constitutional Court application by Matabeleland pressure group Ibhetshu LikaZulu and its secretary-general Mbuso Fuzwayo's challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s 2030 agenda and a raft of contentious constitutional amendments. Sithole says his client had a genuine and strong case to challenge Mnangagwa’s bid to lengthen his term of office and make changes to the political, electoral and governance systems, but was subjected to vicious and malicious attacks on media and social media platforms without any justification and facts to prove accusations against him. As a result, Fuzwayo, a veteran and determined human rights activist, withdrew the case to protect his reputation, but in the process an opportunity was lost to block Mnangagwa’s political agenda.

Prominent Zimbabwean lawyer Nqobani Sithole of Sithole Law Chambers, who handled the Tawanda Muchehiwa abduction case in July 2020 and the dramatic Sengezo Tshabangu seizure of the now virtually captured opposition CCC, has been in the news of late regarding the withdrawn high-stakes Constitutional Court application by Matabeleland pressure group Ibhetshu LikaZulu and its secretary-general Mbuso Fuzwayo's challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s 2030 agenda and a raft of contentious constitutional amendments. Sithole says his client had a genuine and strong case to challenge Mnangagwa’s bid to lengthen his term of office and make changes to the political, electoral and governance systems, but was subjected to vicious and malicious attacks on media and social media platforms without any justification and facts to prove accusations against him. As a result, Fuzwayo, a veteran and determined human rights activist, withdrew the case to protect his reputation, but in the process an opportunity was lost to block Mnangagwa’s political agenda.

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National Democratic Working Group chairman Job Sikhala says his civic organisation rejects the contentious constitutional amendments being debated by the public amid consultations by parliament, saying a "coup is in motion" in Zimbabwe because of that, while President Emmerson Mnangagwa extends his term and changes the country's political, electoral and governance systems.

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'Spotlight on Zimbabwe' explores the country’s chaotic opposition following the exit of CCC President Nelson Chamisa. In just under half a year, Chamisa's stance has shifted significantly, from relying on divine intervention for a positive 2023 election outcome for his CCC party, to proclaiming that God will facilitate change through a fresh entity. Following his resignation, he stated the Holy Spirit as his advisor. Chamisa's moves raise questions about the state of leadership in the country. Is Zimbabwe’s problem weak leadership from both government and opposition? Journalist Violet Gonda presents: ‘Chamisa says CCC you later’

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While in the USA, I shared on Zimbabwe’s state of affairs — how ZANU PF has failed and frustrated the people, and why nelson chamisa must unite all progressive forces to form an authentic front that can defeat ZANU PF beyond the ballot.

While in the USA, I shared on Zimbabwe’s state of affairs — how ZANU PF has failed and frustrated the people, and why nelson chamisa must unite all progressive forces to form an authentic front that can defeat ZANU PF beyond the ballot.

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ZANU PF National Political Commissar, Cde Munyaradzi Machacha, welcomed Dr Peter Victor Mukuchamaya following his move from the opposition to the ruling Party, describing ZANU PF as a Party of consistency that remains committed to improving the livelihoods of all Zimbabweans. Cde Machacha emphasized that the party values constructive ideas and contributions from every citizen, regardless of their political affiliation. ___________ Distributed by ZANU PF Headquarters:: INFORMATION AND PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT Follow us: Website: Facebook: ZANU PF PARTY X: ZANU PF Tiktok: Instagram: Officialzanupf Telegram: zanupfofficial

ZANU PF National Political Commissar, Cde Munyaradzi Machacha, welcomed Dr Peter Victor Mukuchamaya following his move from the opposition to the ruling Party, describing ZANU PF as a Party of consistency that remains committed to improving the livelihoods of all Zimbabweans. Cde Machacha emphasized that the party values constructive ideas and contributions from every citizen, regardless of their political affiliation. ___________ Distributed by ZANU PF Headquarters:: INFORMATION AND PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT Follow us: Website: Facebook: ZANU PF PARTY X: ZANU PF Tiktok: Instagram: Officialzanupf Telegram: zanupfofficial

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🔴Zimbabwean former journalist and current affairs analyst Jealousy Mawarire - who has a strong political activism background - being interviewed by Newzroom Afrika TV last night in Johannesburg, South Africa, unpacking President Emmerson Mnangagwa's 2030 agenda, his policies, the newly-created Land Tenure Implementation Committee, corruption and looting of public resources, as well as their impact and short to medium term implications for the country and the region. Zimbabwe, which used to be one of Africa's most prosperous countries before the late former president Robert Mugabe and now Mnangagwa destroyed it, has been reeling from a protracted political and economic crisis since 2000 largely due to leadership, policy and governance failures, as well as entrenched incompetence and corruption.

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#UPDATE South Africa’s government says an unannounced trip to Zimbabwe by President Cyril Ramaphosa was a “working visit… to discuss issues of mutual and bilateral interests.” Ramaphosa flew in military chopper with Mnangagwa and two tender magnates - Wicknell Chivayo and Kudakwashe Tagwirei - to the Zimbabwe president’s farm in Kwekwe, sparking speculation over the purpose of the visit amid a Zanu PF plot to extend Mnangagwa’s term from 2028-2030. Tagwirei, who is under US and UK sanctions, is reportedly eyeing the presidency as Mnangagwa’s successor

#UPDATE South Africa’s government says an unannounced trip to Zimbabwe by President Cyril Ramaphosa was a “working visit… to discuss issues of mutual and bilateral interests.” Ramaphosa flew in military chopper with Mnangagwa and two tender magnates - Wicknell Chivayo and Kudakwashe Tagwirei - to the Zimbabwe president’s farm in Kwekwe, sparking speculation over the purpose of the visit amid a Zanu PF plot to extend Mnangagwa’s term from 2028-2030. Tagwirei, who is under US and UK sanctions, is reportedly eyeing the presidency as Mnangagwa’s successor

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