Posted on 23rd Feb 2026 If ZANU-PF needs two more years to finish its “development programs” does that mean it isn’t confident of winning in 2028?
Posted on 22nd Feb 202622nd Feb 2026 Ziyambi claim of a diaspora vote under the new constitutional amendments is a legal deception
Posted on 21st Feb 2026 There’s a reason only 13 countries in the world have seven-year presidential term limits!
Posted on 17th Feb 2026 Why Zimbabwe’s parliamentary-elected president proposal is not the same as the South African model
Posted on 17th Feb 202617th Feb 2026 Zimbabweans are languishing in poverty because of corruption, not a five-year presidential term
Posted on 16th Feb 2026 If those in power genuinely want continuity and stability they should strengthen institutions rather than extend tenures
Posted on 15th Feb 2026 Indeed, democracy is expensive, Mr. Mangwana — but it is a price Zimbabweans already paid for with their blood
Posted on 14th Feb 2026 If Mnangagwa’s term extension is truly by popular demand, why fear a national referendum?
Posted on 13th Feb 202613th Feb 2026 Why is it that every constitutional change since 2013 has ignored the people and only served the elite?
Posted on 12th Feb 2026 Zimbabwe’s constitutional crisis exposes the reality of the ‘prisoner of power’
Posted on 11th Feb 2026 Dismantling Nick Mangwana’s deceitful Botswana comparisons in defending Zimbabwe’s constitutional power grab
Posted on 11th Feb 2026 How Zimbabwe’s proposed constitutional amendments are likely aimed at protecting Tagwirei against Chamisa
Posted on 10th Feb 202610th Feb 2026 The constitution belongs to the people, and Zimbabweans must reject a backdoor presidency
Posted on 28th Jan 2026 Mnangagwa’s regime is adamant on taking Zimbabwe back to the Lancaster House Constitution
Posted on 26th Jan 2026 Mr Ziyambi, yes the constitution can be amended — but it must be done lawfully
Posted on 8th Jan 2026 Mnangagwa’s term extension path is blocked by the Constitution and threatened from within his own camp
