Zimbabwe politics

Tatenda Kombora’s I Loved a Dictator examines Zimbabwe’s political system under dictatorship, shedding light on women’s struggles and governance failures

Zanu PF faces internal crisis as factions led by Chiwenga and Mnangagwa clash, raising tensions within the ruling party amid economic decline.  

Job Sikhala has warned President Mnangagwa that continued persecution of opposition activists will only harden their resolve, urging the government to change its approach.

Zimbabwean opposition leader Job Sikhala warns that jailing political activists will only strengthen their resolve and calls for dialogue over persecution.

Opposition leader Jameson Timba and 64 supporters have been denied bail in Zimbabwe, raising concerns about political suppression amid post-election protests.

Exiled former Zimbabwean minister Walter Mzembi has condemned the jailing of Nicole Chabata, a student arrested for allegedly planning political protests, calling Mnangagwa’s regime “demonic.”

Zanu-PF allies push to amend the Constitution, seeking to extend Mnangagwa’s presidency beyond 2028, raising political and legal concerns.

Zimbabwe’s ZANU-PF party is moving to amend the Constitution to extend President Mnangagwa’s tenure beyond 2028, citing his ongoing development projects.

Zanu PF struggles with internal rifts over the ED 2030 slogan, pushing for Mnangagwa’s extended tenure beyond constitutional limits.

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