Head of state and government
VerifiedThe government portal names him as President; the start date is from Wikipedia. The Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Act, signed on 7 July 2026, lengthens presidential terms from five to seven years and applies this to the sitting President, which critics say extends his tenure from 2028 to 2030; opposition parties and the Law Society argue a referendum was required, and court challenges were filed (two were struck off by the Constitutional Court on 17 June 2026 without a ruling on the merits). His current tenure is not itself contested.