Zimbabwe must choose constitutional integrity over political convenience
Any attempt to extend presidential or parliamentary terms, alter presidential election processes, or expand executive authority must face the highest level of public scrutiny.
By Elias Mudzuri
16h ago
Why region should not ignore the constitutional coup underway in Zimbabwe
These constitutional protections were designed to prevent incumbents from extending their mandates without popular consent.
By Justice Alfred Mavedzenge
17h ago
EditorialComment: Constitutionalism or calculated convergence?
Zimbabwe’s constitution requires specific parliamentary thresholds to amend key provisions like the current Constitutional Amendment No 3.
By The Standard
17h ago
From ‘constitutionalist’ to constitutional butcher
What makes it worse is the bastardisation of the constitution is being done without the input of the country’s citizens, but instead by a cabal driven by greed of power and selfish interests.
By Doctor Stop It
18h ago
Tsvangirai turning in his grave, says Chamisa
Mugabe was declared the winner, but an international outcry over allegations of violence and vote-rigging led to a five-year unity government.
By Tatenda Kunaka and Nqobani Ndlovu
18h ago
Marondera Elmswood Farm saga: Developer speaks on latest move
In an interview yesterday, Rant du Toit operations manager James Kawawa said the company is “peacefully” preparing to move onto Elmswood Farm to begin operations.
By Jairos Saunyama
Feb. 14, 2026
ED’s constitutional silence speaks to a cunning manipulator
“The party constitution and the national Constitution are intricately linked, with the latter providing the legal framework within which government executes its mandate,” he said.
By Newsday
Feb. 13, 2026
Constitutional farce unfolds
Such structural revisions would ordinarily require broad national consensus secured through a referendum, not routine legislative manoeuvring.
By Faith Zaba
Feb. 13, 2026
Opposition, rights groups vow vigilance over term extension bill
Under Clause 2, the Bill would repeal Section 92 of the Constitution, replacing the current popular vote with a parliamentary election process overseen by the chief justice or a designated judge.
By Miriam Mangwaya
Feb. 13, 2026
