In Zimbabwe's long struggle between entrenched power and democratic aspiration, Nelson Chamisa has once again repositioned himself — this time by repudiating the very opposition party he once led, calling it unfinished and ineffective. Having left the Citizens Coalition for Change in 2024 amid claims of ruling-party infiltration, he now promises a sturdier political movement capable of resisting ZANU PF's constitutional maneuver to extend presidential rule beyond 2030. Whether this represents genuine renewal or the recycling of familiar ambitions, the moment asks an old question: can oppositio