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WATCH | Listen to this university student explaining why she supports Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, which proposes extending presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years.

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WATCH | Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 Bill into law, extending presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years and updating the country’s governance framework.
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WATCH | Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 Bill into law, extending presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years and updating the country’s governance framework.

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CCC MP BACKS SEVEN-YEAR TERMS AS INVESTMENT IN FUTURE GENERATIONS During debate on Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill, CCC Member of Parliament Honourable S. Dube said extending Presidential and Parliamentary terms from five to seven years would create lasting opportunities for young people and ensure future generations benefit from projects given sufficient time to mature and deliver results. #CAB3Debate #ConstitutionalAmendmentNo3 #Zimbabwe #Parliament #ConstitutionalReform #PoliticalDebate #YouthDevelopment #ZBCNews #Recap

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Uganda’s Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Norbert Mao, has confirmed a proposal to extend parliamentary tenure from five to seven years. #NBSUpdate NBS Television
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📹 Scenes from the City Sports Centre in Harare where a parliamentary committee is canvassing public opinion about Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill which seeks to extend the president’s term. Lawyers Fadzayi Mahere, Doug Coltart and David Drury (📸) among the attendees
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📹 Scenes from the City Sports Centre in Harare where a parliamentary committee is canvassing public opinion about Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill which seeks to extend the president’s term. Lawyers Fadzayi Mahere, Doug Coltart and David Drury (📸) among the attendees

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#Watch: “Seven years is not enough. Make it 15,” Makoni villager tells hearings A villager in Makoni District, Manicaland Province, calls for a 15-year term during Parliamentary Public Hearings on Constitutional Amendment No. 3.
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#Watch: “Seven years is not enough. Make it 15,” Makoni villager tells hearings A villager in Makoni District, Manicaland Province, calls for a 15-year term during Parliamentary Public Hearings on Constitutional Amendment No. 3.

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A ZANU PF vigilant group calling themselves Presidential Mafia and Edutainers 4ED have threatened National Constitutional Assembly leader, Professor Lovemore Madhuku and Constitutional Defenders Forum convener, Tendai Biti with unspecified actions if they continue to oppose the Amendment Bill No 3 which is before Parliament.
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A ZANU PF vigilant group calling themselves Presidential Mafia and Edutainers 4ED have threatened National Constitutional Assembly leader, Professor Lovemore Madhuku and Constitutional Defenders Forum convener, Tendai Biti with unspecified actions if they continue to oppose the Amendment Bill No 3 which is before Parliament.

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WATCH | ZANU PF Central Committee member, Cde Nyasha Chikwinya, says Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 is a gateway to prosperity.
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Political tensions are fast rising in Zimbabwe over Constitutional Amendment Bill N0.3 which seeks to introduce a raft of far-reaching political, electoral and governance system changes, including elongating the electoral cycle from five to seven years and extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's rule by two more years form 2028 to 2030. Government's explanation is that Mnangagwa will after the contentious changes get a new seven-year term, instead of the five years he is currently serving, and do a lengthened second term from 2023 to 2030 retrospectively.
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'No one has convinced me why Ghana needs a five-year presidential term. Until then, I will not support it...What we should be discussing is efficiency, not extending presidential terms'. — Inusah Fuseini, former Tamale Central MP on the proposed constitutional amendments. Watch here: #PointOfView #ChannelOneTV #CitiFM #InusahFuseini #ConstitutionalAmendments
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This is the reason why ZANU-PF doesn’t want Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 to go to a referendum because they know they will lose ,the citizens are crystal clear.#NoTo2030 🇿🇼
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📹 The Constitutional Defenders Forum, National Constitutional Assembly and Defend the Constitution Platform call on Zimbabweans to “disengage” from Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill public hearings calling them “fundamentally flawed.” They call for a “citizen-driven response”
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📹 The Constitutional Defenders Forum, National Constitutional Assembly and Defend the Constitution Platform call on Zimbabweans to “disengage” from Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill public hearings calling them “fundamentally flawed.” They call for a “citizen-driven response”

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Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Senator Charles Tawengwa urges Harare residents to participate in the Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 public hearings, which started today. 📹: Believe Nyakudjara
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Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Senator Charles Tawengwa urges Harare residents to participate in the Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 public hearings, which started today. 📹: Believe Nyakudjara

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🔴South African-based Zimbabwean-born television personality Audrey Chimwanda interviews Zimbabwe Achievers Awards founder and organiser Conrand Mwanza about living abroad, coming back home in and out, and current affairs - political and economic developments and activities - in the country, including the contentious constitutional amendments which elongate President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s tenure to 2030, changes how the President is elected; from direct vote to election by parliament and lengthen presidential terms of office from five to seven years.

TheNewsHawks

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The Constitutional Review Committee has proposed extending the presidential term from four(4) to five(5) years. According to the report, former presidents were consulted and they indicated that the current four(4) year term is too short, resulting in the recommendation for an extra year.
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Zanu PF member and Federation of Non-Governmental Organisations (FONGO) president Goodson Nguni rips into those opposed to Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3
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Zanu PF member and Federation of Non-Governmental Organisations (FONGO) president Goodson Nguni rips into those opposed to Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3

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