Mnangagwa’s succession panic: When the Constitution becomes a tool of power preservation
By Gabriel Manyati
When President Emmerson Mnangagwa appended his signature to the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Act, the accompanying official narrative arrived with...
Constitutional amendments without a referendum leave Zimbabwe at a crossroads
By Arnold Tsunga
Tuesday 7 July is a historically significant day in Zimbabwe as a constitution that was voted by over 94% of people voting...
CAB3: How Mnangagwa leveraged incumbency to advance his 2030 Agenda
By Gabriel Manyati
The passage of Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3, known colloquially as CAB3, represents a seismic shift in Zimbabwe’s political architecture. By systematically...
Israel, immigration and South Africa’s local government elections: The political battle that could define November
By Gabriel Manyati
When thousands of protesters marched through South Africa’s urban hubs on June 30, the air was thick with a familiar, localised grievance:...
Afrophobia: Should Nigeria ask South African companies to leave?
From Lasisi Olagunju in Abuja
Jacob Zuma was President of South Africa when he declared on October 21, 2013 that South Africa should not “think...
