GIEWS Country Brief: Zimbabwe 28 October 2020
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In Zimbabwe constitutional changes are a matter for the President
In Zimbabwe constitutional changes are a matter for the President
Why Zimbabwe’s new municipal police bill could backfire on citizens
Zimbabwe has become a haven for ill-conceived ideas.
Ngobese-Zuma demands release of Bhekimpilo Mbedzi
South African anti-illegal immigration movement March and March has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration to release detained opposition activist Bhekimpilo Mbedzi, arguing that Zimbabweans have a constitutional right to protest peacefully.
Government’s Alignment Programme Reveals the True Scope of Amendment No. 3
The Zimbabwe Constitutional Movement (ZICOMO) has noted reports in The Sunday Mail dated 26 July 2026, quoting the Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Hon. Ziyambi Ziyambi, that Government has commenced the process of aligning approximately 12 Acts of Parliament with the recently enacted Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Act No. 3.
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Parliament calls for inquiry into Hwange governance anomaly affecting 20 000 residents
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Comparing traditional football playmakers with deep-lying ones
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A web of Air Zimbabwe scandals: can this latest leasing deal be trusted?
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Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 18th July 2026
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Zimbabwe’s arsonist-fireman strategy: burn everything to the ground and return as the savior
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So, what’s the deal with the substandard Air Zimbabwe-leased plane?
