We remain consistent in opposing the so-called CAB3. We shall remain focused. Victory is Certain.

I listened to debate on CAB3 by Hons. Hlatshwayo, Gumbo, Makumire, Mushoriwa and Sekuru " Fawcet" Zvaipa🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣. This is what the people of Zimbabwe expect from opposition MPs. Well done my brothers and sister. Thank you so much. Yes, yes,yes!!👏👏👏👏👏

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MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora says he will still meet retired Air Marshal Henry Muchena despite alleged death threats warning him not to engage the former military chief. news.pindula.co.zw/2026/06/0…

We thank the Almighty that poetic justice has been done when Madzibaba weShanduko was spectacularly aquitted. Time has come to hold individual police officers who act maliciously against innocent people to be held to account. He must sue them without mercy.

Congratulations Takudzwa Mwonzora for graduating with flying colours with a Masters in Artificial Intelligence. You have made the family proud. My boy as I said to you that day: the sky is the limit. You kept your promise on the distinction hey!😂👏👏👏👏👏👏

If the opposition in Parliament were to vote against the CAB3, then that will effectively kill the Amendment. Zanu PF does not have 2/3 majority in the Senate. It is critically important that the opposition in Parliament understands its duty to the People.

Sad to learn of the sudden death of Linda Tsungirirai Masarira. She was a fearless fighter for democracy and never feared speaking her mind. We had a great brother-sister relationship. I will personally miss her. Good bye Mkoma Dougie's "problem child"😭😭😭

A Constitutional bill of this kind must recieve a Parliamentary vote of 2/3 majority first before it goes to Referrendum. At this stage the MDC is concentrating on the Parliamentary vote. The Referrendum issue is still to come. We are just going sequentally.

Yesterday I wrote to the Hon. Speaker of Parliament to request that the voting by MPs on CAB3 be by secret ballot. This follows violence meted on opponents of the Bill during the public hearings. No one will lose anything if voting is by secret ballot.

It turns out that it was not editorial fiction, my brother. Nelson Chamisa did actually give the interview to the Daily News, which recorded it. After I and many others challenged the Daily News, it has now released part of the recording and says it will soon upload the full interview. Ironically, the Daily News actually published only the milder comments from him in the original story. It now turns out that he went much further and directly attacked people by name. In this audio, you can hear him criticising Jameson Timba for leading people against Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3. This is why transparency matters in both journalism and politics. When there is a dispute over what was said, evidence must speak for itself. Now the serious question that anybody opposed to the violation of the Constitution is asking is this: why is Nelson Chamisa attacking people who are fighting against Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3? And why did he go onto his timeline two days ago and claim that the Daily News story was fiction and that he never said those things, when the audio now shows that he actually said far more than what was originally published? The emerging evidence now raises serious credibility and political questions. If he disagreed with those opposing Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3, he had every right to say so openly. But denying the interview entirely, only for recorded audio to emerge later, is what is now deepening public concern and confusion. In politics, credibility matters. Once leaders begin denying things that are later proven to be true, people naturally begin questioning what else they may not be telling the public honestly.

The Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Council has trashed Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 in its entirety and appealed to MPs to reject it when they vote on its adoption. The Catholic Church which is by far the biggest in Zimbabwe reminded MPs through its submissions to the August House of May 12, 2026 that the Constitution is not a mere legal instrument but a national covenant born out of the blood of the liberation struggle and the 2013 national referendum and cannot be desecrated willy-nilly at the whims of individuals. The hallmark of the intended amendments, the Bishops lamented is to weaken democracy, respect for human dignity, justice, accountability, confidence in public institutions. They also noted with grave concern that the amendments are intended to concentrate power in the hands of a few by weakening the pillars of the State; Parliament, Judiciary. See full story on... masvingomirror.com/reject-co… @zccinzim @ZCC_Mbungo @JabulaNLCC @zaogafifmi @SpiritEmbassy1 @UebertAngel @KufaPrime @ProphetTFreddy @prophetessfay1 @ProphetDrBChiza @passionjava @EddBranson @WMagaya @prmakandiwa @ruthmakandiwa @passionjava4 @prophetw_magaya @NCRegister @cnalive @CatholicNewsSvc @CatholicRelief @CatholicTV @CatholicNewsSvc @catholiccom @CatholicArena @USCCB @catholicEW @CatholicHerald @ZimCatholicsUK @ZimCatholicSA @ZimCatholic @CcjpMasvingo @iamCARITAS @zanupf_patriots @daddyhope @edmnangagwa @nelsonchamisa @InfoMinZW @ChinamasaPA @CdeMutsvangwa @JobSikhala1 @ChangeRadioZW @zhrc365 @ZimRightsLIVE @ProfJNMoyo @advocatemahere @zanupf_patriots @COZWVA1822171 @DMwonzora

First Question from @MacBelts to President of MDC @MacBelts @TitusTaffy @DMwonzora @zimbabweyauya @Marcie4LOC “We’re hearing reports that demonstrations are being restricted or blocked. Can you walk us through what’s actually happening on the ground? And how are these restrictions affecting your ability to mobilise people around this issue? Are you able to hear us clearly? Voice of Host 🎤🎙️ President of MDC SD Mwonzora replies: We are not going to sit back and allow such a critical process to be reduced to a show of hands in Parliament. This matter requires a secret ballot — anything less compromises accountability and democratic integrity. We are prepared to challenge this in court if necessary. Let’s be clear about what is at stake: If the vote is confined to Members of Parliament: - In places like Epworth, only a handful of individuals decide for hundreds of thousands - In Harare, just a few dozen decide for millions - Nationally, around 350 people would effectively determine leadership for over 16 million citizens That is not democracy — that is disenfranchisement. There are also worrying reports suggesting that some opposition figures support this amendment. If these claims are inaccurate, they must be corrected urgently. Silence will be interpreted as endorsement. Amendment No. 3 does not serve the people. It weakens democratic participation and undermines citizens’ rights. This must be challenged — legally, politically, and publicly. #TruthOverPower

PART TWO 2️⃣ Powerful speech 🎤 🎯🔥🔥🔥from @DMwonzora Hosted by @MacBelts & @TitusTaffy : THREAD: The core issue with Amendment Bill No. 3 (COP3) 🧵 1. Let’s simplify this. At its core, COP3 is about one thing: 👉 Taking away the people’s right to vote for President. 2. Zimbabwe’s Constitution is built on: 👉 Universal adult suffrage Meaning: every citizen 18 has the right to vote. 3. COP3 changes that. Instead of millions voting: 👉 A small group (Members of Parliament) would decide. 4. What does that mean in real terms? - Millions of citizens → NO direct vote - Power concentrated in → a few hundred individuals 👉 That is disenfranchisement. 5. It doesn’t stop there. People are also being denied a referendum: 👉 No chance to vote on whether they accept this change or not. 6. So two rights are affected: - ❌ Right to choose the President - ❌ Right to approve constitutional changes 7. This goes against a core principle of Zimbabwe’s history: 👉 “One person, one vote” — a key foundation of the liberation struggle. 8. Another major concern: The President would gain more control over: - Voter registration processes - Electoral structures 👉 This raises serious questions about free and fair elections. 9. So the core message is simple: This is not a technical amendment. 👉 It is a shift of power away from the people. 10. Final point: If citizens lose the ability to choose leadership directly, 👉 democracy itself is weakened. #TruthOverPower @Marcie4LOC @zimbabweyauya @JaYMuchy1 @gutachengetai

"Zimbabwe is experiencing latent WARFARE. Treating President Mnangagwa like a Demi-God is extremely wrong. You cannot monopolise history. One day your time shall come & you must go. When are young people going to lead Zimbabwe"? Honourable Senator Douglas Mwonzora @DMwonzora .

It is not a crime to stand against the Constitution Amendment bill 3 No to changing the presidential and parliamentary term from 5 to 7 yrs without a referendum. #freeallpoliticalprisoners

They were arrested for no offence. They were humiliated and tortured. They have been denied medical treatment. They have been unfairly denied bail. They are deprived of basic human rights. Yet the reality is this: ONE DAY THE LAND SHALL BE FREE

The @mdc263 president @DMwonzora says police are abducting, torturing and then arresting their members on false charges

"The police walked shop by shop in Kuwadzana 5 last night, ordering for closure last night. They arrived around 8:30 Pm and by 9pm Kuwadzana 5 shops had been totally deserted. #NoTo2030