CAB3 and the myth of political peace: Why Zimbabwe’s next parliamentary election could be its most violent
By Phillan Zamchiya
Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) has, for all practical purposes, cleared Parliament and now awaits the President’s signature. One of the...
The lesson of Eddison Zvobgo and CAB3: He built the throne for himself, then watched another man sit on it
By Gabriel Manyati
In the heavy, tobacco-scented air of Harare’s Parliament in late 1987, the old Westminster order was being quietly buried beneath the weight...
Rutendo Matinyarare is right: Zimbabwe needs a national roundtable right now
By Gabriel Manyati
The controversy surrounding Presidential Adviser Paul Tungwarara's gift of a Toyota Land Cruiser and cash to Rutendo Matinyarare has generated predictable outrage, speculation...
Beyond Parliamentary Approval: Constitutional Legality, Democratic Legitimacy and Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3.
By Arnold Tsunga
Zimbabwe's Parliament has passed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3), and the Bill now awaits Presidential assent. Public discussion has understandably...
Anti-immigrant demagogue’s attack on Nelson Mandela reveals the depth of his ignorance
By Gabriel Manyati
In a shocking display of ingratitude and historical ignorance, self-styled anti-immigrant firebrand Nkosikhona Phakel'umthakathi Ndabandaba has launched a venomous tirade against Nelson...
