WATCH LIVE: Commission Warns Mnangagwa Over Term Extension

WATCH LIVE as Gambakwe looks at the statement by the ZLHR warning Mnangagwa against blocking debate on his term extenison.

Writing on X, the commission reminded Mnangagwa that by law, debate should be allowed on all bills.

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1. Another National Hero to be buried as Deputy Officer Commanding Prisons in Matabeleland South Province Assistant Commissioner Rever Mbedzi has died.
2. Matrix boss Tafadzwa Chidawa has clarified confusion around term limits and term length, explaining what the Constitution actually says. 

Business

1. IOCO, Sabsest Capital and Ethos results
2. Head of Public Relations, Dr. Richard Runyararo Mahomva fired at Net-One. This occurred with immediate effect, just three months into his probationary period that began on December 17, 2025.
3. Foreign investors (Turkey’s Ranteco Energy from Waste) and Zimbabwean consultants are exploring a partnership with the Lilongwe City Council to build a waste-to-energy facility. The plant aims to convert the city’s waste into electricity, fertilizer, and other useful products. The project will be developed under a public-private partnership (PPP) arrangement.

Africa

1. South Africa to increase the petrol and diesel prices by 23%. The price increase on 1 April will be the largest ever to be implemented as South Africa has an under-receovery of R5 for Petrol and R8 for Diesel.
2. Gauteng Schools are being disconnected for non payment of electricity bills.
3. Heavy Rains claim 9 lives in Malawi

International

South African football coach Rulani Mokwena was arrested in Algeria on Sunday, 15 March 2026, for violating the country’s strict foreign currency regulations. He was detained at Houari Boumediene Airport in Algiers while attempting to depart for Istanbul. Approximately €14,200 (roughly R274,000) in cash. Mokwena received a two-month suspended prison sentence and a fine of 50,000 Algerian dinars (approx. R6,500). Rulani Mokwena was detained for roughly 24 hours. He was not held in a jail cell; instead, he was taken to a hotel while the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco) and the South African embassy facilitated his situation.

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