Editorial Comment: The CAB3 farce and the death of debate
Parliament belongs to the people of Zimbabwe, not to any single party or faction.
By The Standard
5h ago
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Mnangagwa’s CAB3 risks serious backlash
For constitutional law expert Lovemore Madhuku, the legislative path is clear, but the legal one is not.
By Sydney Kawadza
5h ago
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Bullets, death threats mar CAB 3 debate
The session was marked by frequent disruptions and heckling from ruling party lawmakers whenever opposing views were raised.
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Bullets, death threats mar CAB 3 debate
The session was marked by frequent disruptions and heckling from ruling party lawmakers whenever opposing views were raised.
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Bullets, death threats mar CAB 3 debate
The session was marked by frequent disruptions and heckling from ruling party lawmakers whenever opposing views were raised.
‘Whoever wins, wins’: ED CAB 3 push angers generals
But self-imposed Citizens Coalition for Change secretary-general Sengezo Tshabangu quickly dismissed the court applications as an exercise in political grandstanding.
By Miriam Mangwaya
Jun. 2, 2026
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Referendum row deepens as CAB 3 heads to Parly
If approved by the National Assembly, the Bill will proceed to Senate. Should it pass there, it will be sent to Mnangagwa for assent before becoming law.
By Mirriam Mangwaya
Jun. 2, 2026
The Right To participate in legislative processes: constitutional obligation
PUBLIC participation in legislative processes is not a procedural courtesy but a constitutional imperative.
By Azaria Kutsanzira and Kelvin Kabaya
May. 23, 2026
The Right To participate in legislative processes: constitutional obligation
PUBLIC participation in legislative processes is not a procedural courtesy but a constitutional imperative.
By Azaria Kutsanzira and Kelvin Kabaya
May. 23, 2026
