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Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill, 2026: What It Means for Business | Friday Drinks

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ZFN FRIDAY DRINKS
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Feb 23, 2026
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Summary

Join Tinashe, Ranga, and Rufaro for an unfiltered discussion on Zimbabwe's draft Constitutional Amendment Bill. They dive deep into the geopolitics of presidential term extensions, unpack political and institutional risks, and question if Parliament is strong enough to hold power accountable. From frequent regulatory changes scaring investors away, to Zimbabwe's untapped commodity riches, to our cultural hangover around celebrating success. Discussion about the elephant in the room: politics driving (or derailing) the economy. This episode is proudly sponsored by O'mari Zimbabwe. Will 7-year cycles bring policy stability and economic growth? Or just more uncertainty for business? How do investors actually measure political risk? Political Risk Exposed: Debate on institutional strength. Commodity Goldmine: Zimbabwe should cash in.