ZANU PF

Zimbabwe faces political uncertainty as ZANU PF pushes to extend President Mnangagwa’s term, sparking fears of internal rebellion and a potential coup. The situation highlights the delicate balance of power within the ruling party and the potential consequences for the country’s governance.

June saw a rise in human rights violations in Zimbabwe, with ZANU-PF named as the main offender, according to a ZPP report documenting 137 cases.

Top lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa demands a retraction from Major General Sanyatwe for unconstitutional partisan statements supporting Zanu-PF, urging military neutrality.

Zimbabwe’s army commander declares allegiance to ZANU-PF and vows to enforce support, raising concerns about military influence in the country’s politics.

ZANU-PF leaders Mike Chimombe and Tawanda Mpofu arrested over a failed goat distribution scheme, raising corruption concerns.

Zanu PF Councillor Patson Chipunza faces land fraud charges, with multiple cases revealed in Zimbabwe court, highlighting widespread land disputes.

Zanu PF blocks debates in Zimbabwe’s Parliament, preventing discussions on critical opposition issues, undermining democracy.

ZANU-PF warns individuals against misusing their access to President Emmerson Mnangagwa for personal gain, emphasizing the need to uphold integrity and combat corruption.

ZANU PF’s Patrick Chinamasa backs President Mnangagwa’s 2030 term extension, highlighting growing party support amid constitutional limits.

ZANU-PF is set for major changes as new political commissar Richard Moyo announces a massive restructuring to rejuvenate the party.