HARARE - Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has once again reiterated his commitment to adhering to the country's Constitution, stating that he will not seek to extend his term beyond 2028, adding, "the country and the party will move on by electing my successor". "I'm a constitutionalist. I have my two terms and when they come to an end, the country and the party will move on by electing my successor. That is clear," he said. "I think those who are Zanu-PF at heart will go with the rules and decorum of Zanu-PF. We have other people who are in Zanu-PF, who in themselves are not Zanu-PF but they dress in Zanu-PF regalia. So, you must always see when they talk, which camp do they belong as they open their mouths." Full Story: 🔗 https://nehandaradio.com/2025/02/17/zimbabwe-can-still-move-on-without-me-mnangagwa-repeats-term-limit-pledge/ 📸 X - @edmnangagwa #emmersonmnangagwa