PUP Heads to Gweru to Chart Post-CAB3 Political Course

The People's Unity Party (PUP) will hold a provincial meeting in Gweru on 25 July to chart a new political course following the enactment of Constitutional Amendment No. 3, Zimeye reported. The gathering aims to strategize opposition response to the altered legal landscape. The meeting comes after the government's swift passage of CAB3, which has been criticized for extending presidential power. PUP's move signals an attempt to unify opposition forces and develop a coordinated stance. The success of such meetings will depend on the party's ability to mobilize grassroots support and present a credible alternative. With the political space shrinking, opposition groups face an uphill battle to remain relevant ahead of future elections.