- Zimbabwe's parliament passed a bill to amend the constitution, allowing Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his presidential term.
- Zimbabwe's parliament is currently debating a constitutional amendment bill.
The CAB 3 Bill secured approval in both the National Assembly and Senate, while Moses Mzila Ndlovu criticized the Zimbabwean government.
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Updated Jun 26
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The CAB 3 Bill secured approval in both the National Assembly and Senate, while Moses Mzila Ndlovu criticized the Zimbabwean government.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The National Assembly transmitted a bill to the Senate in Zimbabwe.Sub-event
CAB 3 Bill passed both houses of Parliament amid criticism of the government.1 source
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parliament
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