#DefendTheConstitution

As and on behalf of the students we refuse that what we think about the Constitutional Amendment Bill Nō 3 be mirrored by someone who's term as the President of the SRC at the University of Zimbabwe is long overdue!

Constitution Defenders Forum (CDF) convener Tendai Biti has been granted US$500 bail by the Mutare Magistrates Court. Bail conditions include surrendering his travel documents, a ban on addressing public gatherings without police clearance and reporting to the police station

#NoTo2030 nonsense. @edmnangagwa is going before this year is over. Mark my words

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The arrest of Tendai Biti the former number 1 finance Minister and Morgan Ncube while adressing citizens in Mutare doing public consultation according to section 143 of the constitution reflects reproduction of an old order of brutality, repression and fascism by Mnangagwa's gvt!

The arrest of anyone who is opposing the CAB3 serves not as a shield of legitimacy, it is a quaint and quixotic attempt to delay the inevitable. Citizens are opposed to the Bill, youths are agitated!! #DefendOurConstitution Free Tendai Biti and Morgan Ncube‼️

Tonight, as we sleep, let us remember Tendai Biti and his colleagues, arrested for meeting individuals in Mutare to talk about CAB3. Tomorrow morning, Biti and his co-accused are appearing at Mutare Magistrates court. Let us attend in our numbers in solidarity! #FreeBiti!

We stand in solidarity with the CDF convenor and the entire team.We demand the immediate release of Tendai Biti and Morgan Ncube, who were peacefully exercising their constitutionally guaranteed rights. Authorities must respect, protect and guarantee the freedom of assembly,

Just a few weeks ago, Mr. @BitiTendai, a comrade and human rights lawyer in Zimbabwe, was speaking out strongly condemning our brutal persecution by the Museveni regime following the sham Jan. 2026 election. Unfortunately, as I type this, he has joined the long list of comrades

Good morning. It’s Monday, still early in the day a small reminder: power in a democracy does not belong to leaders. It belongs to the people. And it must return to them. That is why we are saying: referendum first. Sign the petition today. https://t.co/padRj4nkPa

URGENT SOLIDARITY AND CONDEMNATION STATEMENT On the Arrest of Tendai Biti and Other Constitutional Defenders in Mutare The Defend the Constitution Platform (DCP) has received with deep concern the news of the arrest of Advocate Tendai Biti in Mutare this afternoon, together with

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📌📝Extend democracy not the presidency Youths continue to register their agitation towards the 2030 agenda. Its now more clear than before, youths are not retreating. Our future is not for sale. HANDS OFF OUR CONSTITUTION‼️

✍️The Cautionary Tale Today it’s a political driven amendment. Tomorrow it’s our rights. Once we let them bypass a referendum, a precedent that the people’s voice is optional is set. Youths lets protect our future by demanding a referendum on ANY constitutional change.

Youths are the future, not targets for speaking out. Here is a young man,optimistic about his future, engaged in active citizenry defending his Constitution. Today his voice is led to dissapearence. They are trying to abduct the Constitution and now youths. Bring back Delan!!

We unapologetically condemn the arrest of @cdfzim leadership who were conducting a peaceful citizens engagements. The @PoliceZimbabwe must stop being used as instruments of violence by @zanupf_patriots , the citizens deserve fair treatment regardless of political differences.

🚨Breaking: Last night young Zimbabweans demonstrated to show their rejection of Constitution Amendment (No. 3) Bill. They view the bill as an attempt to hold onto power by the incumbent.

They are trying hard to silence the voice of young people. Just stop the ammendments ! #BringBackDylan

ALERT: Police have forced the cancellation of a 21 March 2026 consultation meeting organized by Hon R. Tsvangirai in Norton on Constitution Amendment No. 3, undermining residents’ right to participate in public affairs. Police should facilitate, not obstruct, public engagement.