ZIMBABWE’S Ruling Party, ZANU-PF, Announced On Saturday That It Will Begin Steps To Extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Term In Office By Two Years, A Move That Could Keep Him In Power Until 2030.
According To Zimbabwe’s Constitution, Mnangagwa Is Currently Expected To Leave Office In 2028 After Completing Two Five-Year Terms. Any Extension Would Require Amendments To The Constitutional Term-Limit Provisions.
The Resolution Was Passed During The Party’s Annual Conference Held In The Eastern City Of Mutare, Where Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi, Who Also Serves As ZANU-PF’s Legal Affairs Secretary, Said The Government Has Been Directed To “Initiate The Necessary Legal Amendments” To Implement The Plan.
Reports Say Hundreds Of Delegates Cheered As The Resolution Was Approved, Signaling Strong Party Support For The Proposal.
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