The debate over Zimbabwe's proposed constitutional amendments continues, days after it first made headlines. The ruling Zanu-PF party wants to extend presidential terms from five to seven years and transfer the election of the president from the public to parliament. Critics say the changes are designed to benefit President Emmerson Mnangagwa, potentially allowing him to stay in power beyond 2028. Joining Peter Ndoro to unpack the implications is Zimbabwean political commentator and former journalist, Jealousy Mawarire

<p>The debate over Zimbabwe's proposed constitutional amendments continues, days after it first made headlines. The ruling Zanu-PF party wants to extend presidential terms from five to seven years and transfer the election of the president from the public to parliament. Critics say the changes are designed to benefit President Emmerson Mnangagwa, potentially allowing him to stay in power beyond 2028. Joining Peter Ndoro to unpack the implications is Zimbabwean political commentator and former journalist, Jealousy Mawarire</p>