A template for every Zimbabwean. A deadline we cannot miss.

Trevor Ncube

Before you submit: four quick rules

1. Be firm, not abusive. Submissions that read as rants get set aside. Submissions that read as reasoned objections get counted.
2. Cite the Bill and cite the Constitution. Mentioning Section 328(7) and specific clauses of CAB3 shows you know what you are opposing. It forces the Committee to engage with the substance.
3. Say what you want done. A submission without a clear request is advisory. A submission with a clear request — “reject this Bill” / “hold a referendum” / “preserve Section 92” — is a demand.
4. Sign it. Anonymous submissions carry less weight. Your name, your ID number, your constituency, your signature. This is the record of a free citizen exercising a constitutional right.