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📰 News10 March 2026·2 min read·

Chamisa under fire over ambiguous 'No to 2050' constitutional stance

Source: bulawayo24

Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa is facing criticism from allies and opponents alike over his unclear position on proposed constitutional amendments, referred to in political circles as the '2050' agenda. Critics accuse him of deliberate ambiguity that undermines a coherent opposition response to the amendments. The controversy has deepened divisions within opposition ranks as debate over Zimbabwe's constitutional future intensifies.

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