Mnangagwa warns Chiwenga camp, I cannot be intimidated, Watch ED gives warning after CAB3

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has issued a strong warning following the passage of the Constitutional Amendment Bill (CAB3), stating that anyone with grievances should use Zimbabwe's legal and constitutional processes rather than resorting to threats, intimidation, or actions that undermine peace and stability. Speaking on the matter, Mnangagwa said that those who oppose the new law are free to challenge it through the appropriate institutions, but stressed that his government will not tolerate disorder or attempts to destabilize the country. He also declared that he cannot be intimidated by anyone, reaffirming his commitment to enforcing the law and maintaining national stability. The Constitutional Amendment Bill (CAB3) has generated widespread public and political debate, with supporters arguing that it strengthens governance, while critics contend that it alters important constitutional provisions and could have significant implications for Zimbabwe's democratic processes. In this video, we examine: Mnangagwa's latest warning over reactions to CAB3. His statement that grievances should be addressed through constitutional and legal channels. Why he says he will not be intimidated. The political significance of these remarks. The reactions from supporters, critics, and opposition figures. What do you think? Should disagreements over constitutional changes be resolved through the courts and other legal processes, or are there other legitimate avenues for expressing public concerns? Share your views respectfully in the comments below. Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Turn on Notifications for more updates and analysis on Zimbabwean politics and current affairs. 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/60454308...