From Constitutionalist To Constitutional Coup: The Unravelling Of Mnangagwa’s Promise

From Constitutionalist To Constitutional Coup: The Unravelling Of Mnangagwa’s Promise

In February 2025, President Emmerson Mnangagwa sat with editors at State House and made a promise that resonated across the nation. He said: “I’m very clear that I have two terms, and these terms are very definite, and I am so democratic. When they come to an end, I will step aside and my party will elect my successor”.

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