This article argues that CAB3 is losing momentum due to declining support within key institutions, growing resistance to constitutional changes, and shifting political alliances ahead of Zimbabwe's succession battle. It examines the role of the Parallel Cabinet, patronage networks, military influence, and the struggle for power beyond President Mnangagwa's tenure. The analysis explores why some believe the future of Zimbabwean politics may lie beyond CAB3 and its architects.

SEO Excerpt (500 characters): This article presents a controversial interpretation of Zimbabwe’s CAB3 agenda, examining allegations of elite influence, succession politics, foreign interests and the role of the so-called Parallel Cabinet. It explores claims involving Kuda Tagwirei, the World Economic Forum, military succession, land policy, economic control and competing geopolitical interests involving the West, China and Russia in Zimbabwe’s evolving political landscape.