Former Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa is touring the United Kingdom to consult Zimbabweans in the diaspora as part of his ongoing Agenda 2026 engagement process.

BULAWAYO – Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart is facing growing political pressure from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faction aligned to self-styled interim secretary-general Sengezo Tshabangu, following his absence from a presidential borehole scheme event in Cowdray Park attended by several party councillors.

Former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa has condemned opposition MPs who supported Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 alongside ZANU-PF, accusing them of betraying citizens who have suffered political persecution and hardship over the years.

Temba Mliswa has accused businessman Wicknell Chivayo of undermining the credibility of Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 after a CCC MP who supports the bill received a Toyota Fortuner and US$50,000 in cash.

The Welshman Ncube-led CCC faction says a statement circulating on social media claiming he supports Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 is fake and intended to mislead the public.

VICTORIA FALLS – Political tensions within Victoria Falls City Council escalated dramatically on Thursday after a recalled Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) councillor was arrested and forcibly removed from council offices, while Mayor Prince Thuso Moyo and his deputy, Lungile Nyoni, simultaneously faced growing calls for their removal from office.

HARARE — Opposition activist Godfrey Karembera, popularly known as Madzibaba VeShanduko, has been acquitted after spending eight months in prison on charges related to alleged anti-government mobilisation activities. The ruling brings an end to a case that attracted significant public attention following his arrest during a police crackdown linked to planned anti-government protests.

HARARE — In a political development that could reshape Zimbabwe’s governance landscape, the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has announced it is prepared to offer conditional parliamentary support for the highly controversial Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3). However, the opposition faction firmly warned the ruling ZANU-PF administration that its backing "cannot be a blank cheque."