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.

Coalition condemns Mnangagwa for extending his rule to 2030

Coalition condemns Mnangagwa for extending his rule to 2030

Sungano Yevanhu/Ubumbano Lomphakathi (SY/UL), a coalition of political parties, labour groups, churches and civil society organisations, has condemned President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s assent to the Constitutional Amendment Act No. 6 of 2026, describing it as unconstitutional and a “dark day” for Zimbabwe.

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Volatile exchange rate delays govt’s urban food relief program

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Parents cry foul after Rusunguko school demands US$120 fees top-up

Accuse Zanu PF owned learning institution of attempts to harvest cheap funds from them...

Ministers convicted for borrowing deliquency in landmark lawsuit

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Even Chinamasa knows ED can’t be trusted

In the tumultuous world of Zimbabwean politics, trust is a rare commodity. ...

ZiG Currency Remains Legal Tender – RBZ

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has affirmed that the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency remains legal...

Form One Boarding School Online Enrollment Starts November 1

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ZiG now an illegal currency, says prominent lawyer in legal poser

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Millions at risk of hunger amid historic drought in southern Africa

More than 27 million people across southern Africa are afflicted by a historic drought — triggered...

Zimbabwe considers limestone deposit consolidation amid efforts to reduce cement costs

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