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CAB 3 fallout clouds economic outlook

Economist Chenayi Mutambasere said CAB 3 could further undermine investor confidence by creating uncertainty over the country’s governance and policy direction.
By Blessed Ndlovu and Silas Nkala 18h ago

CAB 3 fallout clouds economic outlook

Economist Chenayi Mutambasere said CAB 3 could further undermine investor confidence by creating uncertainty over the country’s governance and policy direction.
By Blessed Ndlovu and Silas Nkala 18h ago

Minister links rural electrification to CAB 3

Moyo said the development was evidence that government programmes were producing tangible benefits in rural communities and advancing the country’s Vision 2030 agenda.
By Sharon Sibindi 18h ago

Muswere survives CAB 3 vote backlash

Knives were out for Muswere, who is also the Skills Audit and Development minister, after he was among 14 Zanu PF MPs who did not take part in the voting process.
By admin Jun. 22, 2026
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Khama joins anti-CAB 3 chorus

Critics have accused Zanu PF of bribing MPs with cash and cars to steer CAB 3 through the National Assembly.
By Silas Nkala Jun. 22, 2026

‘Zanu PF using financial power to advance one-party State agenda’

Other participants alleged that funds were being channelled towards splinter groups and compromised opposition leaders in a bid to destabilise opposition movements.
By CLAYTON MASEKESA Jun. 20, 2026

CAB 3: Zanu PF’s real target remains unchanged

Zanu PF is trying to set a narrative that it is willing to come to the table, listen to concerns and make concessions in the national interest.
By Newsday Jun. 19, 2026

Outrage as CCC MPs ‘sell out’ in CAB 3 vote

The controversial Bill secured 216 votes, comfortably surpassing the 187 votes required for the two-thirds majority needed to amend the Constitution.
By Miriam Mangwaya Jun. 19, 2026

Ziyambi concedes defeat on CAB 3 clauses

Ziyambi said the government yielded to the demands of the majority on the two clauses although it was still insisting on term extensions.
By Miriam Mangwaya Jun. 18, 2026