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Opposition challenges Constitutional Amendment No. 3 in Constitutional Court, seeks to nullify Mnangagwa's term extension

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Mary Taruvinga
Opposition challenges Constitutional Amendment No. 3 in Constitutional Court, seeks to nullify Mnangagwa's term extension
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The National Constitutional Assembly in Zimbabwe has filed a legal challenge against the Constitutional Amendment No. 3, which extends President Mnangagwa's term. The opposition argues that the legislative process was unconstitutional and is seeking to have the entire act nullified by the Constitutional Court.

OPPOSITION National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) National Executive Committee member Vhurande Mahlupeko has approached the Constitutional Court seeking an order declaring the recently enacted Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Act, 2026 null and void.

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