Mnangagwa allies push for a term extension to 2030 as ZANU-PF factions split and opposition promises a legal fight.
Mnangagwa allies push for a term extension to 2030 as ZANU-PF factions split and opposition promises a legal fight.
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Zimbabwe’s governing ZANU-PF has said it will begin a process to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term by two years, potentially keeping him in power until 2030.
President Mnangagwa, 83, is currently meant to step down in 2028 after serving two five-year terms.
President Mnangagwa's term in office is due to end in 2028 but a bill could open the way for him to extend that time.
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"If the people want me to have a third term, I will accept," Tshisekedi says, with him due to step down in 2028.
