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CAB3 debate sparks intimidation claims

Opposition legislators and civil society activists have raised fresh concerns over the handling of debate on the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill (No. 3), alleging intimidation, procedural bias and attempts to silence dissenting voi…

Published: 07 Jun 2026 at 15:07hrs | | by Staff reporter

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