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  1. A CAB3 debate was conducted under procedural constraints in Parliament.
  2. Debate on CAB 3 exposes internal divisions regarding the country's future.
  3. High-level talks are underway in Zimbabwe involving civil society groups like the World Council of Churches, discussing peace, justice, and social issues.

The World Council of Churches expressed concern over constitutional changes in Zimbabwe and sought global church accompaniment.

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The World Council of Churches expressed concern over constitutional changes in Zimbabwe and sought global church accompaniment.

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High-level talks are underway in Zimbabwe involving civil society groups like the World Council of Churches, discussing peace, justice, and social issues. All 3 developments

Within A CAB3 debate was conducted under procedural constraints in Parliament.

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  • oikoumene.orgRev. Wilfred Dimingu: Church in Zimbabwe needs global church accompaniment
  • thezimbabwean.coZCC demands referendum on CAA3, warns of deepening polarisation
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