Why Nelson Chamisa can never win: The “Trust Me Bro” crisis in Zimbabwe’s opposition

[Nehanda Radio - Zimbabwe] - 4/02/2026

Nelson Chamisa has become Zimbabwe's most visible opposition figure, leading various formations since Morgan Tsvangirai's death in 2018. He has contested two presidential elections, lost both, and now returns in 2026 with yet another political vehicle—Agenda 2026. The post Why Nelson Chamisa (…)

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