October 31, 2026
CCC MPs Walk Out in Protest as Proportional Representative Mureyani Backs CAB3
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CCC MPs Walk Out in Protest as Proportional Representative Mureyani Backs CAB3

June 5, 2026 0

Harare – Tensions exploded in the National Assembly Thursday, as opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislators staged a dramatic walkout after one of their own, proportional representation lawmaker Samantha Mureyani, broke ranks to voice support for the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3). The walkout occurred as legislators…

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Binga South MP Warns CAB3 Could Undermine Electoral Representation in the Zambezi Valley
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Binga South MP Warns CAB3 Could Undermine Electoral Representation in the Zambezi Valley

June 5, 2026 0

Binga – Binga South legislator Hon. Fanuel Cumanzala has strongly criticized provisions contained in the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3), arguing that the proposed transfer of voter registration responsibilities from the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to the Registrar General's Office could further marginalize remote communities in…

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Zimbabwe’s Landmark Constitution Bill Draws 99.4% Public Backing, Committee Reports
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Zimbabwe’s Landmark Constitution Bill Draws 99.4% Public Backing, Committee Reports

June 4, 2026 0

Harare – In what lawmakers are calling an unprecedented show of public consensus, the Parliamentary Committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs has revealed that over 99% of Zimbabweans who submitted feedback on the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill (CAB3) support the proposed changes. Out of 540,037 written submissions—gathered through…

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Traditional Leaders Must Unite, Not Divide Communities” – Binga South MP on CAB3
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Traditional Leaders Must Unite, Not Divide Communities” – Binga South MP on CAB3

June 4, 2026 0

Binga- Member of Parliament for Binga South, Fanuel Cumanzala, has called for stronger safeguards to ensure the political neutrality of traditional leaders, arguing that partisan involvement by chiefs, headmen and village heads threatens social cohesion in rural communities, particularly in the Zambezi Valley. Speaking in an interview following parliamentary deliberations…

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