MNANGAGWA EXTENDS HIS PRESIDENTIAL TERM TO 2030 AFTER CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT BECOMES LAW

WIRE — Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed into law a constitutional amendment extending his term in office to 2030, following the enactment of changes that also overhaul the country's electoral system. Government spokesperson Nick Mangwana confirmed the development todayTuesday, announcing on X that the Constitutional Amendment (No. 3) Act has received presidential assent after being approved

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