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A court in Zimbabwe has ordered former finance minister Tendai Biti to surrender his passport and report to the police twice a week. Biti, who is leading opposition to planned constitutional amendments that would allow 83-year-old President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his rule and have the presidency elected by Parliament rather than the public, is also barred from convening or addressing public gatherings. Mnangagwa, who came to power after a popular military coup against Mugabe in 2017, has said he will step down when his second term ends in 2028. However, he has not publicly opposed his ruling ZANU-PF party’s push to extend his term. His Cabinet approved the amendment proposal in February before sending it to Parliament, where the ruling party holds a majority. The proposed changes would postpone elections to 2030, allow the president to be elected by Parliament instead of by popular vote and extend both the presidential term and those of members of Parliament from five to seven years. Police in recent months have banned meetings and arrested people for gathering to express opposition to the proposed changes to ‌the constitution. Source: @AP. File footage: @SABCNews.

📹 The Alexandra Magistrates Court in Johannesburg has again postponed a hearing in the attempted murder case against Chatunga Mugabe. Prosecutors who previously said they were 98% done with plea deal said they are not ready. Magistrate granted last postponement to April 17

He is actually using the wiper manually with his hand 😂😂😂😂😂

🇿🇦 is now taking border issue serious

Meanwhile….Ne 1 O Level subject unotoita Dr ku Zambia 👀

BREAKING NEWS ... The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (Cran) has declined the application of billionaire Elon Musk’s satellite internet company Starlink to operate in Namibia. Cran spokesperson Mufaro Nesongano confirmed this on Monday following the Government Gazette of 23 March. "The authority resolved to decline the award of a class comprehensive telecommunications service licence for Starlink Internet Services Namibia (Pty) Limited," the gazette reads. Update: Martin Endjala

🚨 JUST IN: Burglars broke into the home of Alex Iwobi, where he was held at knifepoint. According to reports, the attackers made away with valuable items including designer wristwatches, jewelry, two iPhones, a MacBook laptop, and approximately £200,000 in cash. Sources further claim that the total value of items stolen is estimated to be around £500,000. Authorities are said to be investigating the incident.

@nickmangwana Referendum is the only measure not rallies.

@nickmangwana great .let the public show their support through a referendum..

Trump: "We're in a position we haven't seen. We're respected. You know, our country now is respected all over the world. A year and half ago we were a laughingstock. The King of Saudi Arabia told me."

The US and NATO begged the Iraqi resistance for a ceasefire to allow them to leave Iraq. They have 24 hours to leave.

How can people who rejected a president in two elections now want him to extend his term? – Nehanda Radio nehandaradio.com/2026/03/24/how…

This is the state of all our government hospitals and somehow i should soldier on till 2030, which I'm sure will be also extended to 2050. No, Never, Nada. 2030 handibvumi

The nurses must never execute this fight alone, students, teachers, young people selling airtime and owning Drip Shops in town. This is equally your fight,the fuel prizes are insane the Kombis are demanding 2 arms and a leg to go to town. Join the fight, speak up.

In this economy, you need 2 jobs, 1 for yourself and the other one for the bills

Haaau 😭😭😭😭

@thomaschizhanje @FranklinHammar x.com/i/status/20361… Uyu

So ku Zanu Pf hakunawo munhu anomboti vakagara pa lunch oti, "but boys hatisi tanyanya here…” #Noto2030

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As someone who has spent so much time defending the Zimbabwean government, protecting the image of the nation, and fighting sanctions imposed by the West, it's disappointing to see the image of the nation being trashed due to arbitrary arrests of opposition members who are merely debating a constitutional amendment that ZANU PF itself brought to the public for mandatory debate. How can a few people tarnish the image of the entire nation just because they want to stop people debating a law that they proposed on their own, knowing that our constitution mandates the debating of the same law that they want? Why propose a bill if you can’t adhere to what is required to pass it? Why did ZANU PF give us this constitution if it doesn’t want to adhere to it?

@KMutisi @NNyashaYessur Useless reasoning

@NNyashaYessur It’s smaller and easier to manage,.. Harare is HUGE, they generate litter at a higher rate… both are still dirty, opposition has failed to manage these metros

How do the people of Bulawayo manage to keep it so clean while in Harare its so filthy?. Is it the people?, is it the mindset? or they have a good mayor?