DEMOCRACY, at its foundational core, requires tension. It thrives on the constant, rigorous friction between those who hold power and those who seek to hold them accountable. In a nascent constitutional democracy like Zimbabwe, a strong, disciplined opposition is not a luxury or a mere partisan convenience—it is a vital pillar of national governance. Without…
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