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Date set for CAB3 ConCourt challenge

The applicants argue that the proposed changes under Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 are unlawful and should be nullified.

By Online Reporter 7h ago

ZCC rejects CAB3, labeling it a threat to democracy

In a statement released on Monday, the church body said the Bill poses potential harm to the nation and called on lawmakers to withdraw or significantly revise it.

By Boitumelo Makhurane 8h ago

ZCC rejects CAB3, labeling it a threat to democracy

CDF contests four-day CAB3 public consultations

The Constitutional Defenders Forum (CDF) has challenged the four-day public hearings period set aside for the Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill (CAB3)

By Desmond Chingarande 14h ago

CDF contests four-day CAB3 public consultations

CAB3 hearings fail democratic test, election watchdog says

THE Election Resource Centre Africa (ERC Africa) has added its voice to growing concerns over public hearings on the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill No 3 (CAB3),

By Nunurai Jena Apr. 13, 2026

CAB3 hearings fail democratic test, election watchdog says

Fresh headache for Mudenda over CAB3

In a sternly worded submission to the speaker, the CDF's legal team emphasised the gravity of the proposed legislative changes.

By Desmond Chingarande Apr. 12, 2026

MPs want seven more years, but cannot be bothered to show up for five

There are duty-free import privileges, housing allowances, fuel, telephone bills, staff costs and salaries trending towards a target of US$2 000 per month.

By Moses Shoko Apr. 12, 2026

MPs want seven more years, but cannot be bothered to show up for five

Triangle shatter Ngezi’s perfect home record

Both coaches reflected on a result that left them with conflicting emotions.

By Munyaradzi Madzokere Apr. 12, 2026

Triangle shatter Ngezi’s perfect home record

Manufacturing a personality cult

THE government’s directive compelling local authorities to purchase President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s biography

By Editor Apr. 11, 2026

Reform must not become a constitutional convenience

That is the reasonable side of the argument. But constitutional reform is never judged only by what is written on paper. It is judged by timing, context and intent.

By Taisa P Tshuma Apr. 10, 2026