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Group backs down on 2030 Bill challenge
BULAWAYO-BASED pressure group Ibhetshu LikaZulu has withdrawn its Constitutional Court (ConCourt) application challenging the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill No 3
By Silas Nkala
29m ago
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Madhuku sounds alarm on 2030 Bill
“A Bill may be challenged in the courts even if it has passed through Parliament and been presented to the President for assent,” he said.
By Brent Shamu
2h ago
Women’s Day 2026: From accelerating action to demanding accountability
But rights on paper do not automatically translate into rights in practice, right? Representation has improved numerically, yet influence remains uneven.
By Tinashe Madamombe
Mar. 8, 2026
Why Constitutional Amendment No 3 deserves national support
Amendment No 3 also proposes reforms aimed at improving institutional coordination and clarity within Zimbabwe’s governance framework.
By Clever Marisa
Mar. 8, 2026
EditorialComment: Mnangagwa’s credentials being put to serious test
Mnangagwa’s Zanu PF is pushing for the extension of the 83-year-old ruler’s current term that should end in two years so that he can remain in power until 2030.
By The Standard
Mar. 8, 2026
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
Indigenous churches throw weight behind Constitution changes
He said church leaders believed continuity in leadership would allow the completion of major development projects and support the attainment of Vision 2030.
By Staff Reporter
Mar. 7, 2026
Ex- MP petitions Pope over constitutional amendments
“I write to you on behalf of the E-Movement and the concerned citizens of Zimbabwe, seeking your paternal support and moral guidance during this hour of national distress,” Sululu wrote.
By Silas Nkala
Mar. 7, 2026
Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill: Clipping citizens’ power
The Bill introduces a raft of changes, chief among them being extending the electoral cycle from the current five to seven years.
By Harry Wilson
Mar. 6, 2026
