The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has warned that it will take firm action against anyone who incites violence, threatens public order or disrupts normal activities as Parliament prepares to deliberate on Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3). In a statement, National Police Spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi
Attorney General Virginia Mabiza has firmly rejected calls for a national referendum on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 of 2026, saying the demand has no legal foundation and amounts to a misreading of the Constitution’s clear and deliberate amendment procedures. Her intervention effectively strengthens the government’s
The recent public hearings on the Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) were presented as a nationwide consultation exercise but a new report suggests the process was marked by intimidation, restricted participation and unequal access to voice. A report, compiled by the Alliance for Community Based
Public hearings on proposed constitutional changes began across the country with local election watchdog Election Resource Center (ERC) warning that overcrowded venues and a tense political atmosphere risk undermining meaningful public participation. In a statement, the ERC Africa said it had deployed observers to all 65
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