Mnangagwa's power retention moves face tricky constitutional hurdles – The Zimbabwe Mail

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa's bid to seek a third term in office, which he has set in motion, faces legal hurdles because the constitution bars incumbents from benefiting from an amendment allowing a third term. The Zanu-PF leader, who clinched a narrow victory over his rival Nelson Chamisa in the August 2023 presidential race, is drumming…

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