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📹 Prof Lovemore Madhuku reacts after Constitutional Court refused to hear application he brought on behalf of 6 war veterans contending that President Mnangagwa acted unlawfully in presiding over Cabinet meeting that approved CAB3. Madhuku taking same application to High Court

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CHANGE NEWS | CAB3 SERIES

People's Representatives Expose the ZANU-PF Trick

"Five Years Is What Voters Agreed To — Not Seven"

By Change News
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HARARE — As debate over Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) continues in Parliament, several legislators have accused its proponents of attempting to extend political terms of office without first seeking the consent of the voters.

Critics of the Bill argue that Zimbabweans went to the polls in August 2023 on the understanding that elected officials would serve for five years, as provided for under the Constitution.

They say any attempt to extend those terms to seven years without returning to the electorate undermines the principle that political power belongs to the people.

The Question Being Asked

Across constituencies, citizens continue to ask a simple question:

Who authorized the extra two years?

Voters elected Members of Parliament, local authorities and national leaders for a constitutionally defined term.

Opponents of CAB3 argue that elected officials cannot simply revise that arrangement for their own benefit after the election has already taken place.

For many Zimbabweans, this debate has become a test of accountability and respect for the voter.

A Growing Parliamentary Rebellion

As Parliament debates CAB3, more legislators have publicly expressed reservations or outright opposition to the proposal.

Many argue that Parliament's responsibility is to uphold the Constitution rather than alter its core democratic safeguards for political convenience.

The message coming from several constituencies has been clear:

🗣️ Respect the voters.

🗣️ Respect the Constitution.

🗣️ Respect the five-year mandate.

"Mweya Wetsvina Wokurambira Pazvigaro"

In communities and on social media, some citizens have described CAB3 as reflecting a political culture of leaders refusing to leave office when their terms expire.

The criticism is that instead of focusing on jobs, healthcare, education, infrastructure and economic recovery, Parliament is being consumed by efforts to prolong political tenure.

Citizens continue to ask:

❓ Why not fix the economy?

❓ Why not create jobs?

❓ Why not improve hospitals?

❓ Why not strengthen state institutions?

People Versus Power

For opponents of CAB3, the issue is no longer simply about constitutional amendments.

It has become a debate about sovereignty.

Who ultimately decides?

The people or political elites?

Many Zimbabweans maintain that the answer is straightforward:

Power belongs to the people.

The Constitution belongs to the people.

Public office belongs to the people.

And any extension of political terms should require the consent of the people.

We The Citizens

The message from many citizens remains unchanged:

🇿🇼 Five years is what voters agreed to.

🇿🇼 Not seven years.

🇿🇼 Respect the Constitution.

🇿🇼 Respect the voters.

🇿🇼 Drop CAB3.

🇿🇼 We The Citizens.

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CHANGE NEWS | CAB3 SERIES

Change the News. Change the Narrative. Change the World.

#WeTheCitizens #CAB3Series #DropCAB3 #PowerVsPeople #RespectTheConstitution #ZimbabweSaysNo #Parliament #ChangeNews

[Dr.K @DrK3819]

“The danger becomes clearer when Clause 8 is read together with Clause 3.

If Parliament elects the President, and the President in turn elects Senators, the process becomes circular!”

@JoanaMamombe has thrown CAB3 into the bin with a single argument!

[Dhara Blessed Mhlanga @bbmhlanga]

This my leaders is sound debate, this is not hochi poch. This woman was simple, methodical and clear. You have won the debate, even though you won’t win the count @KarenyiKore - more respect moms.

[LynneM 💕💝💎 @LynneStactia]

🔹Politician and human rights activist David Anthony Chimhini addressed mourners including Vice President Chiwenga and numerous retired generals at his late wife's funeral.

[USmilitary🎖 @Usmilitryy]

🚨 Breaking News 🚨

Intelligence sources have just reported that Israel has attacked the Parchin military complex in Tehran, destroying the entire facility.

The situation is evolving rapidly.

[Obert @OMasaraure]

Watch Wiwa urging Summit to call for a National Shutdown rejecting CAB3! #WeThePeople

[Freeman @freemanchari]

I will share this daily until everyone in Zimbabwe has seen how much of an unrepentant liar Mnangagwa is.

[Duchess of Sport @Gracelands03]

@NewsHawksLive Trying to divert the RECORDING story manje it wont work

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@mutami_susan Varume vemuZim munoda nyaya i surrender 🙌😂...98%responses on this thread are men

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[skilled rebhara @drjaytee87]

zvinzwirei mega ..real life experience. very painful.

tikazvitaura munoti we are not patriotic. people paint walls and celebrate ...

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Amen!

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Report: Iran has increased its missile stockpile to levels higher than at the beginning of the war after the ceasefire. It has also expanded its launch capabilities beyond the initial stage of the conflict. China & Russia supplied large amounts of arms and ammunition.

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[LynneM 💕💝💎 @LynneStactia]

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[Geza Revolution @BlessedGeza]

Fellow Zimbabweans,
Fellow Zimbabweans, today I address here on X due to the urgency of the matter.
On Wednesday, under unusual secrecy, President Emmerson Mnangagwa slipped out of the country in the dead of night.
No sirens.
No presidential convoy.
No official send-off.
No airport photographs.
No public announcement.
Mnangagwa arrived at the airport unannounced, in private cars, not his usual convoy with bikers.
Airport staff were cleared off as Mnangagwa made his way to a private lounge and straight to hangar and flew off in a private jet.
Soon after he left, another private jet loaded with gold flew off in the same direction.
Mnangagwa’s motorcade was last seen Wednesday afternoon travelling along the Harare - Mutoko highway, the route he frequents visiting his Sangoma.
Coincidentally, on Monday, Mnangagwa went to observe the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s vaults containing the country’s gold reserves.
The airport staff was gagged from speaking about the Nicodemus exit, which takes place just days before the highly controversial Constitutional Amendment No. 3 hearings scheduled for May 20, 2026. Mnangagwa is supposed to attend as respondents.
This is a process many Zimbabweans believe could shape the future of constitutional governance, succession politics and the survival of democracy itself.
The nation slept on May 13 and woke up to silence.
Where is the President?
Why the secrecy?
Why abandon normal state protocol at such a critical national moment?
Zimbabweans deserve answers.
At a time when the country is facing economic hardship, political uncertainty and mounting constitutional tension, the disappearance of the Head of State from public view without explanation raises serious national questions.
WHERE IS THE PRESIDENT?
WHERE IS THE FIRST LADY AUXILLIA MNANGAGWA?
RBZ GOVERNOR JOHN MUSHAYAVANHU, WHERE IS OUR GOLD???

[LynneM 💕💝💎 @LynneStactia]

Asante Sana~Good night 😴

[Majaira Jairosi⚙️ @MJairosi]

Dear compatriots before they post it, I will post it here. I will let you be the judges. I know I have offended people but who did Takunda Mhuka, Emmanuel Sitima & Godfrey Karembera offend. Why is law applied selectively? We know @PoliceZimbabwe is under pressure but no mhani.