Zimbabwe is governed under the 1979 constitution as amended. The
president, who is both head of state and head of government, is
popularly elected for a six-year term; there are no term limits.
There is a bicameral Parliament. The 93-seat Senate, which was
reestablished in 2005, has 60 elected members, 5 members
appointed by the president, 10 provincial governors, and 18
traditional tribal chiefs. The House of Assembly has 210
members, all of whom are elected. Members in each body serve
five year terms. Administratively, Zimbabwe is divided into
eight provinces and two cities (Bulawayo and Harare) with
provincial status. More on Zimbabwe Government from Fact
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