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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai personally called MDC-N leader Welshman Ncube who was in Uganda for a COMESA conference last week and advised him that he had to be involved as one of the Principals in the constitution making process.
COPAC has not altered the draft constitution after the Second All-Stakeholders conference, because suggested changes were shot down by delegates, a COPAC co-chairman said on Thursday.
Fears that the 2nd All Stakeholders Conference on Zimbabwe’s draft constitution from October 21-23 would be marred by violence and disruptive tactics fortunately proved to be false as the event passed off peacefully – and largely ceremonially.
Simba Makoni, Pesident of Mavambo.Kusile.Dawn (M.K.D), would like to challenge the utterances by President Robert Mugabe, that the three Principals in the Global Political Agreement (GPA) have the final say on the making of a new constitution for Zimbabwe.
HARARE – Any changes to the draft constitution following the second All-Stakeholders conference in Harare will only be based on consensus, a COPAC co-chairman said on Wednesday.
The Constitutional Parliamentary Committee (Copac) Second All Stakeholders’ Conference started in Harare today. Below we give you live updates of what happened and who said what.
It has been alleged that ‘political analyst’ Danny Musukuma, who filed an urgent application at the High Court in Harare to stop the holding of the Second All-Stakeholders Conference, is a CIO operative.