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LEAKED AUDIO SHOCKS ZIMBABWE Constitutional Plot or Legal Strategy

Zimbabwe’s political landscape has been shaken by a leaked speakerphone conversation discussing Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3. The 10–11 minute circulated audio — reportedly edited from a longer 21-minute call — has ignited fierce debate about term limits, Vision 2030 fears, and whether preemptive Constitutional Court applications amount to legal strategy or political “lawfare.” In the audio, discussions reference Sections 91, 95, and 328(7) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe — key provisions dealing with presidential qualifications, oath of office, and term limit amendments. Was this simply expert constitutional analysis? Or does it reveal deeper attempts to shape legal outcomes before public debate? This Zimwaves TV breakdown examines: • The contents of the leaked audio • Moyo’s response and allegations of selective editing • The legal implications of Section 328(7) • Public reaction and fears of executive power consolidation • Whether Bill No. 3 requires broader public consultation or referendum Zimbabwe’s Constitution is the people’s contract. Any amendment touching executive power must withstand public scrutiny. 📌 Watch till the end for the full analysis. 📢 Comment below: Is this lawfare or overreaction? Subscribe to Zimwaves TV for fearless Zimbabwe political analysis, constitutional breakdowns, and daily political commentary. #Zimbabwe #BillNo3 #ConstitutionOfZimbabwe #Vision2030 #TermLimits #Lawfare #ZANUPF #ZimbabwePolitics #ConstitutionalAmendment #Section328 #ZimwavesTV #ZimbabweNews