[New Zimbabwe] THE Southern Africa Coalition for Democracy and Accountability (SACDA) has described Zimbabwe’s constitutional changes extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term, as well as those of parliamentarians and councillors, as a major democratic regression.
Zimbabwe: Constitutional Amendments a ‘Step Back for Democracy’, Regional Watchdog Says Zimbabwe Set a Bad Precedent in SADC
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