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  1. 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.

8 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 9
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Zimbabwe's parliament is currently debating a constitutional amendment bill.

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  1. In Zimbabwe, the parliament has been tasked with introducing the necessary enabling legislation to allow for presidential elections.Sub-event
  2. The Senate in Mutare, Zimbabwe, proposed amendments to the Constitutional Amendment Bill, which was subsequently challenged in the court.Sub-event
  3. The CAB 3 Bill secured approval in both the National Assembly and Senate, while Moses Mzila Ndlovu criticized the Zimbabwean government.Sub-event
  4. Parliament is debating a constitutional amendment bill, with Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi involved.1 source
  5. Zimbabwean parliament proposes major constitutional reforms.1 source
  6. Presidential term extension bill passed by lower house, succeeding the long-time ruler.1 source

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