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‘I simply did not know’: Chivayo admits bad timing over US$350,000 offer to war veterans’ lawyer (opens the original)
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The businessman denied attempting to influence Advocate Lewis Uriri, who is helping challenge the constitutional changes keeping Mnangagwa in power until 2030. Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo has admitted the timing of his US$350,000 gift offer to senior lawyer Advocate Lewis Uriri was “unfortunate”, but insists he did not know Uriri was representing war veterans challenging constitutional changes that extended President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s rule to 2030. Chivayo offered Uriri a brand
âThose cars are now workingâ: Mahere mocks Apostle Chipoyera after he calls criticism of Mnangagwa âdemonicâ (opens the original)
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The preacherâs defence of Mnangagwa has revived scrutiny of the Rolls-Royce, Land Cruiser Prado and US$50,000 given to his family by Wicknell Chivayo. Opposition politician and constitutional lawyer Fadzayi Mahere has mocked Apostle Rodney Chipoyera after the preacher declared that speaking against or publicly correcting President Emmerson Mnangagwa was âdemonicâ. Chipoyera, the founder of Kingdom Prosperity Ministries, described Mnangagwa as the âNational Father of Zimbabweâ and sugge
Tendai Biti blasts Maponga’s CAB4 plan to make Mnangagwa Zimbabwe’s first king (opens the original)
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The former Finance Minister says the proposed restoration of a Munhumutapa monarchy would represent “the death of the Republic”. Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti has launched a blistering attack on author and philosopher Joshua Maponga’s proposal to turn Zimbabwe into a monarchy, describing it as an assault on the republic driven by an “insatiable desire for power and loot”. Maponga has called for what he terms Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 4, or CAB4, which he says should replace Zimbabw
‘Chopper was right—State House has been far’: Chamisa reflects on MDC’s 27-year struggle (opens the original)
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The opposition leader says converting the MDC from a broad people’s movement into a conventional political party was a historic mistake. Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has admitted that the struggle to remove ZANU PF from power has proved far longer and more difficult than the founders of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) imagined when the party was launched 27 years ago. Reflecting on the MDC’s launch at Rufaro Stadium on 11 September 1999, Chamisa said its leaders believed
Mnangagwa drops 2035 bombshell after extending rule to 2030: “I will still be in power” (opens the original)
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The President offered no explanation of how he could remain in office five years beyond the already extended 2030 electoral timetable. President Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared that he expects to remain in power in 2035, despite Zimbabwe’s Constitution limiting presidents to two terms and his current tenure having already been extended from 2028 to 2030. Mnangagwa made the startling declaration while addressing local and international delegates at the Sanganai/Hlanganani Tourism Expo in Masvingo
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