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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 35017, member: 636"]
Banks opened early Tuesday morning as people ignored calls to stay home from work. War veteran leader Blessed Geza wanted everyone to protest President Mnangagwa's leadership, but few listened. Buses brought workers to Harare and Bulawayo just like normal days. Police watched the streets carefully but found nothing unusual happening anywhere.

Government officials said the strike failed. Normal business continued across Zimbabwe without problems. Police reported peaceful conditions throughout the country. The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair kept going with many visitors filling the parking lots. Companies from twenty-eight nations joined this important business event.

Geza claims the president manages poorly and allows massive corruption. He recently said the 82-year-old leader suffers from brain problems. He believes unnamed people make decisions instead of the elected president. Police want to arrest Geza on treason charges, but cannot find him. Most think he left Zimbabwe to avoid capture.
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