Tendai Biti said no to what President Mnangagwa calls his "2030 agenda." He sees this plan as just a way for thieves to keep their stolen money safe. War hero Blessed 'Bomshell' Geza points out many bad people around the president who push for him to stay past normal terms. These friends include Kuda Tagwirei, Wicknell Chivayo, Obey Chimuka, Scott Sakupwanya, plus top money men Mthuli Ncube, George Guvamatanga, and former bank boss John Mangudya.
Geza thinks Mnangagwa wants Tagwirei to become president next. This goes against what Deputy President Chiwenga hopes for himself. Tagwirei has started climbing up the party ladder after Harare leaders named him for the Central Committee - a very powerful group inside Zanu PF. Biti stands firmly against these moves by the president to stay longer than allowed.
"We firmly fight both the third term plan and what they label Agenda 2030," Biti declared. "We make zero excuses about where we stand. This scheme exists because of greed and the need to guard stolen cash piles." Biti promised to oppose all those who rob Zimbabwe. He refuses any attempts to lift these plunderers into higher spots where they can steal more easily. "We belong to different parties. We reject their endless toxic fights for power," Biti wrote online.
People attack Tagwirei because he seems to use his close ties with Mnangagwa to win big government deals. These links help him grow stronger every day in mining and fuel sales. He also takes key roles that shape farming and land rules across Zimbabwe. Many citizens worry about how much power these business people grab through political connections.
The fight shows deep problems inside Zimbabwe's ruling class. Money men circle the president, hoping for protection. Old soldiers speak out about dirty deals happening behind closed doors. Regular people suffer as public money disappears into private pockets. Biti calls these powerful thieves "cartels, bandits, charlatans and brigands" who harm the country for years without punishment.
Geza thinks Mnangagwa wants Tagwirei to become president next. This goes against what Deputy President Chiwenga hopes for himself. Tagwirei has started climbing up the party ladder after Harare leaders named him for the Central Committee - a very powerful group inside Zanu PF. Biti stands firmly against these moves by the president to stay longer than allowed.
"We firmly fight both the third term plan and what they label Agenda 2030," Biti declared. "We make zero excuses about where we stand. This scheme exists because of greed and the need to guard stolen cash piles." Biti promised to oppose all those who rob Zimbabwe. He refuses any attempts to lift these plunderers into higher spots where they can steal more easily. "We belong to different parties. We reject their endless toxic fights for power," Biti wrote online.
People attack Tagwirei because he seems to use his close ties with Mnangagwa to win big government deals. These links help him grow stronger every day in mining and fuel sales. He also takes key roles that shape farming and land rules across Zimbabwe. Many citizens worry about how much power these business people grab through political connections.
The fight shows deep problems inside Zimbabwe's ruling class. Money men circle the president, hoping for protection. Old soldiers speak out about dirty deals happening behind closed doors. Regular people suffer as public money disappears into private pockets. Biti calls these powerful thieves "cartels, bandits, charlatans and brigands" who harm the country for years without punishment.
