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  1. In Zimbabwe, President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term was extended by the Senate, which also confirmed Mabel Chinomona as Senate President. The events follow his rise to power after Robert Mugabe's coup.

Zimbabwe's senate approved constitutional amendments regarding leadership, referencing former ruler Robert Mugabe.

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Zimbabwe's senate approved constitutional amendments regarding leadership, referencing former ruler Robert Mugabe.

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  1. Zimbabwe is using printing presses to finance national deficits and proposing $5,000 checks for electoral outcomes.Sub-event
  2. Mugabe's decree from July 9, 2011, challenged the constitutionality of the existing political structure.Sub-event
  3. Senate approved amendments to keep Mnangagwa in office, amid political challenges.1 source
  4. Zimbabwean Senate approved constitutional amendments.1 source
  5. Senate approved amendments extending Emmerson Mnangagwa's term.1 source
  6. Senate approved constitutional amendments regarding leadership in Zimbabwe.1 source

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