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Of gifts, Zanu PF capture, and the animated noise
‘Through it all, Zanu PF must never be allowed to corrupt our moral fibre’...
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Ramaphosa open letter to South Africans: ‘Protest is both a right and a responsibility’
‘We must reject the idea that acts of violence or intimidation are justified on the basis of a grievance’
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‘I choose constitutionalism over expediency’ - Nonhlanhla Mlotshwa’s CAB3 Senate objection
‘The framers of our constitution understood that there may come a day when those in positions of authority would seek to alter constitutional terms of office’
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Luveve-Makhandeni MP Discent Bajila on how he missed CAB3 vote
‘My position has not changed and will not change: I remain opposed’
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Citizens Coalition for Change defectors: It is my turn now to feel the pain
‘After restoring 12 CCC candidates on the ballot in Bulawayo, my heart sank as some of them voted in favour of a vulgarity that cannot be atoned’
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Our conception of leadership is one of a popularly and democratically elected leader
‘Where the people go to the polls to elect their president, not only do they identify themselves with their choice but their participation in national matters is enhanced’
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Why I will vote against Constitutional Amendment Bill: Ruwa MP
‘You do not cure electoral violence by abolishing elections’
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The case for Constitutional Amendment (No.3) Bill
Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi on why Zimbabwe needs the bill at this moment
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Direct presidential election puts Zimbabwe in a club of authoritarian states
‘Direct elections can be, and often are, used to legitimise centralised power’
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Chief Justice Luke Malaba was more than the sum of his critics’ claims
‘Much of the criticism directed at him mistakes judicial restraint for executive servility. That is an error’
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Elliot Pfebve: loss, exile and a legacy of courage
‘He gave Mashonaland Central courage to stand up to tyranny when the cost of doing so was too dear to pay’
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When brilliance bends to power: the Luke Malaba paradox
‘The retired Chief Justice was an unashamed gatekeeper at the Constitutional Court’
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One-man one-vote: The history of universal adult suffrage in Zimbabwe
‘One-man one-vote is non-negotiable and must - and indeed does - remain intact in Zimbabwe’
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In full: Chief Justice Malaba’s valedictory address at Constitutional Court farewell sitting
‘The judicial career, properly understood, is nothing more and nothing less than a lifelong commitment to the oath’
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Paul Tungwarara and daughter: a lesson in elite detachment
‘Nurses, among the most overworked and underpaid professionals in the country, transformed into props in a performance of wealth’
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Rethinking presidential elections: Why an indirect system may serve Zimbabwe better
‘Zimbabwe's most enduring governance challenge has been the dominance of individuals over institutions’
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Reg Austin: The white freedom fighter who shaped Zimbabwe’s legal generation
‘A white man who chose the not so easy path of fighting other fellow white men to create a racially equal society’
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2 years to rebuild: the opposition’s unexpected opportunity in CAB3
‘For decades, the opposition has pursued the presidency through an electoral system that has consistently worked against it‘
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Mahomva: Intellectual scaffolding without constitutional foundations
‘The 2013 constitution emerged from the most extensive public consultation in the country’s history, with term limits among its most deliberate safeguards’
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Zimbabwe’s constitutional debate needs legal precision, not political theatre
‘Does the constitution actually require a referendum for the changes being proposed?’
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Bilboes and beyond: The deal that reframed Zimbabwe’s gold narrative
‘Getting $600 million from high-quality North American investors is a tremendous endorsement of our strategy’
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