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Howard Muzira is a political activist born in Zimbabwe an egalitarian currently living in the UK.My mission is to provide insightful analysis and commentary on the intersection of politics and business.
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Former Botswana president Ian Khama alleges assassination plot linked to Zimbabwe government
Former Botswana president says two independent sources warned him of an alleged plan to kill him after his criticism of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Constitutional Amendment No. 3. Former Botswana President Seretse Ian Khama says he has received warnings from two independent sources about an alleged plot to assassinate him, which he claims is linked
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa violates the Constitution of Zimbabwe by signing CAB3.
Emmerson Mnangagwa has failed to uphold the constitution of Zimbabwe and he must resigned. Mnangagwa must go.
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War veterans challenge Speaker of Parliament and President of the Senate, Mabel Chinomona, over the passage of CAB3.
Six liberation war veterans—Reuben Zulu, Godfrey Gurira, Shoorai Nyamangodo, Joseph Chinyangare, Dogmore Knowledge Ndiya, and Joseph Chinguwa—have written to the Speaker of the Parliament of Zimbabwe, Jacob Mudenda, and the President of the Senate, Mabel Chinomona, challenging the passing of CAB 3.
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Chibaya reports death threat over planned CAB3 meeting
Former opposition legislator Amos Chibaya has filed a police report after receiving an anonymous death threat linked to a planned political meeting scheduled for this past Sunday, June 21. According to a report lodged at Milton Park Police Station under Report Received Book (RRB) Number 6797835, Chibaya received a threatening message warning him against proceeding
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I say NO to the Zimbabwe Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3)
The Zimbabwe Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) of 2026 is a proposed legal change that Primarily, it seeks to replace the direct popular election of the President with an election by a joint sitting of Parliament and to extend the terms of both the President and Parliament from five to seven years. Currently, the
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British Parliament says Zimbabwe stands a better chance of rejoining the commonwealth Mnangagwa steps down.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa By NewZimbabwe