Unquenched appetite for a one-party state
Corruption has become deeply entrenched, enriching a privileged few while depriving the country of resources needed for development.
By Harry Wilson
7h ago
Beyond Parly approval: Constitutional legality, democratic legitimacy and CAB 3
Public discussion has understandably focused on the political merits and demerits of the proposed amendments.
By Arnold Tsunga
9h ago
War vets issue 72-hour CAB 3 ultimatum
The Bill awaits presidential assent after the National Assembly noted amendments by the Senate.
By Staff Reporter
9h ago
Why I voted against CAB 3: Mat South Senator
A total of 75 senators voted in favour of the Bill on Wednesday, while four voted against it, securing the two-thirds majority required for constitutional amendments.
By Silas Nkala
9h ago
Tshabangu invokes Nkomo’s ghost for CAB 3
To the ordinary voter in Bulawayo or Harare, the irony is thick enough to choke on.
By Staff Reporter
9h ago
Violent crackdown greets CAB 3 move
Vocal members of the Tendai Biti-led Constitution Defenders Forum (CDF) have emerged as the main victims of the vicious attack on liberties.
By Staff Reporter
9h ago
Timba vows to fight on after endorsed CAB3
The Bill secured the required two-thirds majority after 75 senators voted in favour while four voted against it
By Miriam Mangwaya
Jun. 25, 2026
Chamisa’s return raises questions
The claims gain weight given his turbulent history as an opposition figure, marked by organisational failure and a pattern of retreat.
By Staff Reporter
Jun. 25, 2026
Zimbabwe and the anatomy of a constitutional coup
The African Union has already recognised that constitutional amendments can, in certain circumstances, amount to unconstitutional changes of government.
By Jameson Timba
Jun. 24, 2026
