Zimbabwean opposition activist Jacob Ngarivhume says Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s recent “cryptic” remarks during a public address are a coded appeal for citizens to help “save” the constitution. Ngarivhume argues that Constitutional Amendment Number 3 (CAB3) has effectively “killed” or mutilated the country’s constitution, and he frames Chiwenga’s message as a call to rally public support against that outcome. Both reports describe the speech as having circulated widely online after the weekend address. While Ngarivhume’s interpretation links Chiwenga’s comments to CAB3, the articles do not provide additional detail on the vice president’s exact statements beyond characterizing them as cryptic. The coverage therefore reflects opposition interpretation and political debate rather than an officially stated position from Chiwenga or the government on whether CAB3 changes constitutional provisions or how the remarks should be understood.