Churches , CsOs for Peace Ahead of Planned 31 July Demo

By Jose PedroMbewe Andras

25 July 2026

Harare – Civic leaders, church groups, and residents across Harare have called for calm and dialogue as debate intensifies over Constitution Amendment Bill No.3, urging citizens to reject protests in favor of constitutional processes. The statement comes ahead of a planned march on 31 July. Several organizations denounced the planned demonstration, saying Zimbabwe’s challenges are best addressed through Parliament, submissions, and the courts — not street action.“Protest does not amend the Constitution. Engagement does,” said one community leader. “We need unity at this time, not division.”Together 4 All Trust leader Dr E Mwale (TFAT) one of the organizers of the event said , the organization remains committed to unity, prayer and mobilisation under 1 Nation 1 Goal as we work for victory on 31 JULY.Legal experts note that Bill No.3 processes is over as it is an Act according to the constitution. Church leaders have also called for prayer and peaceful engagement.

The government has reiterated its commitment to upholding the right to peaceful assembly while urging all citizens to act within the law. As the 31st approaches, many Zimbabweans are appealing for peace, dialogue, and respect for constitutional institutions.Let reason lead. Let the law lead.

#PeaceFirst #Zimbabwe—