Zimbabwe politics

Businessman Wicknell Chivayo supports extending Mnangagwa’s rule beyond 2028, sparking political divisions and backlash from critics warning against constitutional changes.

President Mnangagwa rejects calls to extend his rule beyond 2028, insisting he will step down as required by the constitution.

ZANU-PF leaders urge President Mnangagwa to remain in office until 2030, citing infrastructure growth, rural transformation, and economic development as key reasons.

Zanu PF disciplines war veteran Blessed Runesu Geza after his remarks against Mnangagwa’s leadership, sparking party backlash and reaffirming Mnangagwa’s extended rule

Zimbabwe’s war veterans praise Mnangagwa’s leadership, backing his presidency beyond 2028 while dismissing internal critics and defending ZANU PF unity.

War veterans challenge Mnangagwa’s extended rule, but the government labels them hypocrites with political motives, defending the president’s commitment to veterans

Nelson Chamisa criticizes Mnangagwa over alleged plans to extend his term and urges opposition activists to resist Zanu PF’s 2030 agenda

Civic groups unite to challenge Zimbabwe’s constitutional amendments, mobilizing nationwide efforts to block President Mnangagwa’s controversial third-term ambitions.

Kasukuwere urges Zimbabweans to resist Mnangagwa’s bid to extend his presidency beyond 2028, calling it an attack on democracy and constitutional integrity.

Zimbabwe considers deferring 2028 elections amid bipartisan agreement and development priorities under NDS2.