Mthwakazi and CCC Reject Zanu PF’s Attempt to Extend Mnangagwa’s Presidency

The Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) has condemned a faction of Zanu PF’s plan to extend President Mnangagwa’s term.

Mnangagwa has publicly stated he would adhere to the constitution’s two-term limit.

However, recent actions suggest otherwise, with moves to amend the Constitution for his benefit.

Mqondisi Moyo, MRP’s president, criticized Zanu PF for attempting to extend Mnangagwa’s presidency beyond 2028.

He highlighted the contradiction between Mnangagwa’s promises and the party’s actions.

Moyo accused Mnangagwa of duplicity in not stopping the unconstitutional push.

He questioned Mnangagwa’s commitment to constitutional integrity.

Moyo also pointed out the manipulation of opposition factions to simulate support for the term extension.

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has also voiced strong opposition to this plan.

CCC spokesperson Promise Mkwananzi emphasized their commitment to democratic principles.

He stated that they would ensure elections occur in 2028 as scheduled.

Zanu PF’s Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi confirmed the term extension agenda.

This move followed a resolution at the Zanu PF conference in Bulawayo.

Moyo described Mnangagwa’s leadership as a stark reminder of power abuse.

He accused Zanu PF of creating a false narrative of agreement on the issue.

The CCC will resist any attempt to undermine the democratic process.

The political landscape in Zimbabwe is tense with these developments.

Both parties stand firm against what they see as an assault on democracy.

The potential extension of Mnangagwa’s term could lead to significant unrest.

The opposition’s resolve is clear in their public denunciations.

Zimbabwe’s future political stability might hinge on this issue.

Moyo’s critique extends to the human rights implications of such a move.

The CCC’s stance is to uphold the constitution and electoral schedule.

Zanu PF’s internal factions appear to be at odds over this matter.

The manipulation of political divisions for support is a significant concern.

This situation tests the resilience of Zimbabwe’s democratic institutions.

Both MRP and CCC are prepared to challenge this constitutional amendment.

The integrity of Zimbabwe’s political system is under scrutiny.

The coming months will be crucial in determining the country’s democratic path.