Zanu-PF Women Want Constitutional Amendment to Make Mnangagwa Life President NewZimbabweCom: Zimbabwe ZanuPF EmmersonMnangagwa presidency
WOMEN in Zanu PF party have said if President Emmerson Mnangagwa had been in charge of Zimbabwe since 1980, the country would have made a huge socio-economic leap.
In line with these sentiments, Zanu PF women's league has called for a constitutional amendment which will see Mnangagwa extend his rule beyond the period of two terms as provided for by the law.
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