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  1. Robert Mugabe was identified as Zimbabwe's deposed predecessor, while Emmerson Mnangagwa is noted as Zimbabwe's second post-independence leader.
  2. Proposed changes regarding the political leadership in Zimbabwe require ratification by the Senate.

Lower house passed a bill in Zimbabwe to extend the presidential terms of Emmerson Mnangagwa.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Jun 19
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Lower house passed a bill in Zimbabwe to extend the presidential terms of Emmerson Mnangagwa.

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Emmerson MnangagwaZimbabwe

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  1. Mnangagwa's term extension bill passed in Zimbabwe following his ousting of Mugabe.1 source
  2. Citizens Coalition For Change resisted the fast-tracking of the CAB 3 Bill and discussed presidential term extension issues.Sub-event
  3. Lower house passed a bill to extend presidential terms in Zimbabwe.1 source

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