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CAB 3 vote: Mnangagwa power play revealed

Vice-Presidents Constantino Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi could be the biggest casualties of CAB 3, as their political future would be at the Zanu PF leader’s mercy.
By Sydney Kawadza 4m ago

Tungwarara returns, reignites Zanu PF feud

The public re-emergence of the businessman highlights growing jockeying for influence, resources, and political relevance within Zanu PF as the debate over Mnangagwa’s political future continues.
By Kenneth Nyangani 11h ago

Tshabangu faction plots to oust Coltart

CCC insiders told The Standard that discussions around Coltart’s possible removal were now at an advanced stage.
By Staff Reporter Jun. 28, 2026

Mnangagwa recalls MPs to extend own term

The National Assembly had been expected to resume sitting on July 7, after initially passing the Bill earlier this month.
By Miriam Mangwaya Jun. 27, 2026

Forced to flee, prepare for their safe landing

These are not statistics, but human beings carrying the hopes of entire families. They are returning to an economy dominated by 76% informality.
By The Zimbabwe Independent Jun. 26, 2026

CAB3: The political capture of traditional leaders in Zim

Previously, some chiefs and other traditional leaders blatantly aligned themselves with Zanu PF in violation of the constitutional provisions requiring them to be politically neutral.
By Tony Reeler and Geoff Feltoe Jun. 26, 2026

War vets issue 72-hour CAB 3 ultimatum

The Bill awaits presidential assent after the National Assembly noted amendments by the Senate.
By Staff Reporter Jun. 26, 2026

Why I voted against CAB 3: Mat South Senator

A total of 75 senators voted in favour of the Bill on Wednesday, while four voted against it, securing the two-thirds majority required for constitutional amendments.
By Silas Nkala Jun. 26, 2026
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What next?:Mnangagwa in Catch-22 over CAB 3

Retired army generals and war veterans are also opposed to the constitutional changes.
By Kenneth Nyangani Jun. 25, 2026