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The right to overthrow a democratically elected Gvt does not exist in our constitution

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Hopewell Chin’ono1 year ago

What about the right to overthrow an unelected government? Does it exist?

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The Washington Post1 year ago

The 12 Democrats who make the most sense for 2028.

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Tree of Wisdom1 year ago

So in 2017 it was Constitutional to remove the democratically elected President Mugabe?

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Hyena Road1 year ago

That's true Cde Muswere but can you explain what happened in 2017 as a minister of information?

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Bornfree1 year ago

asi corruption manje ndoirimo muconstitution zvimagrazi . ndogara pazasi apo

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General CM1 year ago

..... point of correction, we the masses of Zim voted for Chamisa... Mnangagwa and zanupf were voted by Chigumba and ZEC!

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Mlungisi Dube1 year ago

Uyahlanya, I don’t remember voting for you mfana

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Nelson Matya 🇿🇼1 year ago

Only the executive wangu, which is 1/3 of government. You also have short memory of how this executive came into being in 2017

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Tree of Wisdom1 year ago

This is how you sound 😃😃😃😃😃

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Madube Chishongoe1 year ago

So there is a right to alter the constitution to pave way for Mafidi Dynasty?

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