ZANU-PF Threatens To Expel Members Opposing 2030 Constitutional Amendment Bill – Eduzim News

By A Correspondent – The ruling party ZANU-PF has issued a stark warning to party members who resist the controversial Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill, vowing expulsion for dissenters while mobilizing traditional leaders across the country to enforce compliance.

A government insider at the Benjamin Burombo Building in Masvingo disclosed over the weekend that the party is using traditional authorities to identify and discipline members who refuse to back the proposed 2030 agenda.

“There is a directive from the top leadership on this matter,” the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

“Traditional leaders have been enlisted to monitor the ranks, weed out rebellious elements, and ensure total support for the amendment.”

Party insiders say the campaign reflects a broader strategy to consolidate power ahead of the proposed constitutional changes, which critics argue would allow the current leadership to extend its hold on government.

“This is not just about a bill,” the insider explained. “It is a message that anyone who challenges the party line will face serious consequences, including expulsion.”

Observers warn that the use of traditional leaders to enforce political compliance risks undermining their neutrality and could heighten tensions within communities.

“The moment traditional authorities are used as enforcers for party politics, it erodes their credibility,” said a political analyst who requested anonymity. “It also sends a chilling message to members that dissent is not tolerated, even within the party.”

As ZANU-PF intensifies its campaign, party members and civil society groups are watching closely, concerned that the amendment push may escalate internal divisions and provoke broader public unrest.

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