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📰 News12 March 2026·2 min read·

Paul Mangwana Accused of Contradicting Constitution He Helped Draft

Source: thezimbabwean

Zimbabwean politician Paul Mangwana, who was involved in drafting the country's current constitution, is facing criticism for allegedly contradicting its provisions in public statements. Commentators argue his positions on the proposed constitutional amendment are inconsistent with the document he helped create. The controversy adds to growing debate around constitutional integrity in Zimbabwe as of March 2026.

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