National Constitutional Assembly

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Security crackdown intensifies over July 31 protests against Mnangagwa term

Constitutional lawyer Lovemore Madhuku expressed confidence that several Constitutional Court applications challenging CAA3 would be successful.

By Miriam Mangwaya 3h ago

Security crackdown intensifies over July 31 protests against Mnangagwa term

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Fury over ‘secret’ Mnangagwa term clauses

Mahlupeko cited Parliament, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the Attorney-General, and Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs minister as respondents.

By Miriam Mangwaya Jul. 22, 2026

Fury over ‘secret’ Mnangagwa term clauses

Madhuku speaks on Zim’s new power grab

At the heart of the struggle is Constitutional Amendment Bill 3 (CAB3), a maneuver designed to scrap direct presidential elections and extend executive terms.

By Trevor Ncube May. 17, 2026

24 year-old treason case haunts exiled Mat activist

The journey to a doctorate is often described as a grueling marathon of the mind, a solitary pursuit of knowledge that culminates in the triumphant walk across a graduation stage.

By Nqobani Ndlovu Apr. 26, 2026

24 year-old treason case haunts exiled Mat activist

Opposition to boycott CAB3 hearings after violence, intimidation

Journalists were also targetted, with the Zanu PF youths blocking them from leaving the venue and demanding that they delete footage from cellphones and cameras.

By Miriam Mangwaya Apr. 1, 2026

Opposition to boycott CAB3 hearings after violence, intimidation

Zim stares down constitutional crisis

This latest escalation underscores a desperate struggle for the soul of Zimbabwe’s governance

By Lovemore Madhuku Mar. 25, 2026

Biti, Madhuku application deferred to April 1

Madhuku submitted that the NCA opposes the proposed amendments and that he has already filed a separate challenge before the Constitutional Court seeking to block the Bill.

By Desmond Chingarande Mar. 23, 2026

Biti, Madhuku application deferred to April 1

Zim has already tainted its constitutional amendments

The law is clear that there must be a 90-day window for parliamentary public consultations to allow the views of Zimbabweans to be heard and recorded.

By Tendai Ruben Mbofana Mar. 7, 2026