WATCH: Gwanda North constituency throws weight behind Bill No. 3

Raymond Jaravaza, Zimpapers Reporter

HUNDREDS of Gwanda North constituency villagers have thrown their weight behind the Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment No. 3) Bill, 2026 hailing President Mnangagwa’s progressive leadership that continues to bring development in the area.

The villagers participated in a march in Gqalaza, in rural Gwanda on Saturday, that was organised by Zanu PF shadow Member of Parliament Cde Lungasani Costa Ncube to educate them on the benefits of the bill.

Cde Ncube described it as a significant recalibration of Zimbabwe’s democratic framework that aligns the nation with practices adopted by the world’s most progressive states.

Notably, Cde Ncube said, President Mnangagwa must be given another two years until 2030 to finish all the major projects that were initiated by his administration

“Just take around at all the roads rehabilitation projects that Government has embarked on in Matabeleland South Province. The President is spreading development to all corners of the country so we must back the Constitution of Zimbabwe, Amendment No. 3 Bill, so that he can finish all those projects,” he said Cde Ncube.

His sentiments were echoed by local villager who praised the leadership of President to afford the Province to host independence which has brought in development and employment.

“The Bill is a welcome development as it its are are already seen. There are developments which are underway. This movement will allow the President to finish all the projects he has started,” said Mr Melusi Fazo.

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