Constitutional amendments, lies, and the power grab

Winning by deceit is never the end of the story.

CONSTITUTION WATCH 8/2026

CONSTITUTION WATCH 8/2026

CAB3 Published as Act

Can a president who goes back on his word ever be trusted?

Can a president who goes back on his word ever be trusted?

Trust, like the soul, never returns once it is gone.

Four in ten Zimbabweans have no trust in ZEC

Four in ten Zimbabweans have no trust in ZEC

Zimbabwe’s electoral institutions are facing a crisis of public confidence, with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission emerging as the least trusted institution in the country and nearly half of citizens expressing no faith in election results, a national survey on the Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment No. 3) Bill has found.

Alleged Russia recruitment suspect to represent himself as bail hearing delayed

Alleged Russia recruitment suspect to represent himself as bail hearing delayed

The bail hearing of a Hwange man accused of trafficking five Zimbabweans to Russia under the guise of offering them lucrative firefighting jobs has been postponed after he told a Harare court that he would represent himself.

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The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) recently made headlines with its ambitious claim to end load shedding by 2025, promising an additional 2,690 MW of power...

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Zimbabwe: Increase levels of load-shedding and further disruptions likely through at least late November /update 2

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Danish firm targets solar boost in blackout Zimbabwe

The CEO of Danish company Renergy Solar praises Zimbabwe’s receptivity to solar but bankability remains an...

COP29: Young people in Zimbabwe call for climate action NOW

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Power deficit or mismanagement: Examining Zimbabwe’s energy crisis and the cost of inaction

Zimbabwe is currently experiencing a severe power generation deficit, producing only 866 MW out of the...

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Chinese steel plant: Zimbabwe’s economic boon or environmental nightmare?

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