Will Zimbabwe's incumbent government retain power?

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Will Zimbabwe's incumbent government retain power?

Zimbabwe stands at a critical political juncture, with the upcoming election set to witness a showdown between incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa and opposition leader Nelson Chamisa. Amidst a struggling economy, severe power shortages, and numerous corruption accusations, will the current government secure enough votes for a victory, or will they resort to any available means to hold on to power? Guests: Jaqueline Sande Lawyer of Disqualified Zimbabwean Candidate Saviour Kasukuwere Farai Marapira Acting Director of ZANU-PF Information and Publicity Department David Coltart Former Zimbabwean Education Minister