Zimbabwe’s churches, through the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC), renew calls for a national referendum on the Constitution Amendment No. 3 Act. In a pastoral letter issued Monday, the ZCC says the amendment has deepened divisions and argues that advocacy for constitutional change should not be treated as hostility toward the State. The church body rejects claims that campaigning for a referendum or for constitutional review amounts to opposition to government or the national interest. Instead, the ZCC urges dialogue on the amendment, framing its position as a call for engagement on constitutional issues rather than confrontation. The reports describe the ZCC as responding to ongoing political debate around Constitution Amendment No. 3 / Constitution Amendment No. 3 Act (also referenced as CAA3 or CAB3 in coverage), with the churches emphasizing reconciliation and public consultation. Overall, both outlets present the ZCC as calling for a referendum and for the government and other stakeholders to enter discussions rather than characterizing constitutional advocacy as antagonistic.