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Zambia's Leading Opposition Presidential Candidate Willah J Mudolo Has Called on Other Opposition Players In The Patriotic Front to Converge Towards Winning The Presidency

MDC President Douglas Mwonzora has dismissed Paul Mangwana’s assertion that the proposed constitutional amendments do not require a referendum, calling it incorrect and misleading. @zanupf_patriots

#BreakingNews Tough times ahead as fuel prices skyrocket.

Former ZANU-PF Buhera South MP Joseph Chinotimba supports Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 of 2026.

Sisters for Economic Development, representing Harare Province, say they fully support Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 of 2026, as it creates a pathway for development. @ZANUPF_Official

#WatchNow ZANU-PF Harare Provincial Political Commissar, Cde Voyage Dambuza, gives an update on the burial arrangements for the late Cosmas Chiringa and urges people across Harare Province to come out in large numbers to pay their last respects at the National Heroes Acre once the burial date is announced. @zanupf_patriots

Chiwenga has begun Flexing His Muscles. Retired Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga has sharply rebuked former Norton legislator Temba Mliswa, warning him against “misinterpreting proximity to power” amid intensifying opposition to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s reported push to extend his rule to 2030. Political Biography Book In a strongly worded public statement, Mapuranga – one of several former senior military figures now voicing concern – dismissed Mliswa’s criticism of retired officers opposing the proposed extension. Mliswa has been an outspoken supporter of the plan, arguing critics are courting instability. “You are a politician… your familiarity with soldiers does not make you a soldier,” Mapuranga said, accusing Mliswa of overstepping into matters of military ethos and command. “Your proximity to power does not qualify you to lecture men who spent their entire adult lives in uniform.” The exchange comes amid growing tension within Zimbabwe’s political and military circles following a petition submitted to Parliament last week by retired Air Marshal Henry Muchena. The petition, reportedly backed by war veterans and former commanders, challenges moves they say would undermine the Constitution and betray the principles of the liberation struggle. At the centre of the dispute is the proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill, whose principles were recently approved by Cabinet. The amendment seeks to extend Mnangagwa’s tenure beyond his current final term and lengthen the lifespan of Parliament — a move critics argue contravenes constitutional provisions.

Chiwenga has begun Flexing His Muscles. Retired Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga has sharply rebuked former Norton legislator Temba Mliswa, warning him against “misinterpreting proximity to power” amid intensifying opposition to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s reported push to extend his rule to 2030. Political Biography Book In a strongly worded public statement, Mapuranga – one of several former senior military figures now voicing concern – dismissed Mliswa’s criticism of retired officers opposing the proposed extension. Mliswa has been an outspoken supporter of the plan, arguing critics are courting instability. “You are a politician… your familiarity with soldiers does not make you a soldier,” Mapuranga said, accusing Mliswa of overstepping into matters of military ethos and command. “Your proximity to power does not qualify you to lecture men who spent their entire adult lives in uniform.” The exchange comes amid growing tension within Zimbabwe’s political and military circles following a petition submitted to Parliament last week by retired Air Marshal Henry Muchena. The petition, reportedly backed by war veterans and former commanders, challenges moves they say would undermine the Constitution and betray the principles of the liberation struggle. At the centre of the dispute is the proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill, whose principles were recently approved by Cabinet. The amendment seeks to extend Mnangagwa’s tenure beyond his current final term and lengthen the lifespan of Parliament — a move critics argue contravenes constitutional provisions.

“We have lost a man who was the epitome of humility, a hardworking individual who loved his country,” says @TendaiChirau today at a ZANU-PF Harare Province gathering, where members assembled in their thousands to celebrate the life of National Hero Cde Cosmas Chiringa, whose dedication to Zimbabwe’s liberation and development remains a cornerstone of the country’s history.@zanupf_patriots

ZANU-PF Harare Province members gathered in their thousands to celebrate the life of National Hero Cde Cosmas Chiringa, whose dedication to Zimbabwe’s liberation and development remains a cornerstone of the country’s history. @zanupf_patriots

#WatchNow full press conference| Jameson Timba, Agency Gumbo of DCP Give Mnangagwa Ultimatum as they call for national action.

Mayor of Harare, @JMafume , says authorities will investigate after images surfaced of a homeless person sleeping on top of the Eastgate Centre: “I hope the individual is not performing rituals. We will address that aspect.”

“If you build durawalls without City Council approval, we will come and demolish them,” says @JMafume , Mayor of Harare, following a viral video showing council officials demolishing durawalls in Mbare.

Without stating details the Gvt stated: 25 Cabinet ministers were evaluated. 20 met set targets and five were below target but within variance. 16 Permanent Secretaries met set targets while 9 were below set targets but within variance. 16 Deputy Ministers met set targets while 10 were below but within variance

The @cdfzim Convenor @BitiTendai today addressed Harare Federation Province, where he was conscientising the leadership on key constitutional provisions.

A private plane plunged in Zaka in Masvingo Province yesterday, details are still sketchy but one of the persons is confirmed dead on the spot.

The Proposed Constitutional Public Hearings expect Harare and Bulawayo to have a single venue for more than 3 million and 900 000 people respectively. Nothing for Norton, Victoria Falls, Kadoma, Rusape and other satellite town perceived to be opposition strongholds. However, neighborly rural growth points and small towns small areas like Zaka, Bikita, Gutu, Chivi ....Shurugwi, Mberengwa, Zvishavane ...Bindura ..Bindura, Mazowe, Mnt Darwin have been well covered