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🌍 Diaspora11 March 2026·2 min read·

Diaspora youth activists fear retribution over anti-2030 Mnangagwa campaign

Source: newzimbabwe-diaspora

Zimbabwean youth activists based in the UK and wider diaspora claim they are being targeted by State authorities for organising campaigns opposing the "2030 Agenda" to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term in office. Sources within diaspora civic networks report that several young Zimbabweans involved in online mobilisation efforts fear reprisals. The activists say the intimidation is aimed at suppressing opposition to the controversial term-extension push.

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