Zimbabwe’s parliamentary record points to a clear reality – ZANUPF’s dominance is enduring and structural, not accidental. The party wins because it is organised nationwide, understands institutions, and converts power into lasting presence.
The opposition, especially under Nelson Chamisa, has moved in the opposite direction – relying on charisma over structure, noise over strategy, and court cases over political groundwork. Elections are approached as emotional moments, not long-term contests. The outcome is always the same: defeat, followed by blame. At this stage, opposition politics is no longer a pathway to power, but a cycle of wasted effort.
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