Mnangagwa's Power Play: Zimbabwe's Constitutional Coup The heavy security presence in Harare yesterday was a stark reminder of the deepening tensions over Zimbabwe's constitutional changes.
The streets were quieter than usual, with cars and pedestrians scarce on what would normally be a bustling day. Police were stationed across the city, anticipating potential demonstrations.
The call for a nationwide shutdown, sparked by opposition groups and civil society activists, aimed to protest the constitutional amendments signed into law last July.