One Big Party: The subversive deja vu of Winky D's political carnivals

On the surface, it sounds celebratory. Beneath that surface, however, the song reads as satire — a reflection on permanence, dominance and the endless continuity of power.
By Style Reporter 6h ago

Inside the murky Mnangagwa succession battle

While Tagwirei has previously denied harbouring presidential ambitions, a leaked audio last week laid bare plans to torpedo the former army commander in the succession race.
By Sydney Kawadza 9h ago

Reject the dangerous push for term extension

The Constitution of Zimbabwe is not a personal document designed to serve the ambitions of one individual or one political party.
By Newsday May. 30, 2026

Parliament taken to court over CAB3, referendum demand

Matete further wants the court to direct ZEC to conduct a referendum on the proposed constitutional amendments if Parliament passes the Bill. 
By Desmond Chingarande May. 29, 2026

The boat is still rocking: Zim’s churches and the urgent need for consistent constitutional leadership

In 1987, Constitution Amendment No 7 Act abolished the prime minister’s office and created the powerful executive presidency that still shapes our politics today.
By Gcotyelwa Jimlongo May. 29, 2026

‘The big sell-out’: Tshabangu brews fresh storm

The CCC has reportedly halted its active opposition to the amendment Bill to enter negotiations with Zanu PF.
By Brent Shamu May. 28, 2026
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Mnangagwa moves to bury Chiwenga hopes

Zanu PF is seeking mass public support to ensure the Constitutional Amendment No 3 Bill (CAB 3) sails through legislative processes set in motion earlier this year.
By Kenneth Nyangani May. 27, 2026
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Mbeki slams term extensions

If passed, the changes could extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s stay in office beyond 2028.
By Kenneth Nyangani May. 26, 2026

Remembering Linda Masarira: How political polarisation is swallowing Zimbabwe’s humanity 

Losing a mother, a friend, and a sister so suddenly is a painful experience and no family should have to mourn their loved one under the heavy cloud of public hostility. 
By Joyline Chiedza Basira May. 26, 2026