Blessed Geza is a key figure in Zimbabwe's current political troubles. This 82-year-old war veteran once held important roles in the ruling ZANU-PF party but recently started fighting against President Mnangagwa. He accuses the president of being corrupt and mentally unfit and pushing a fake 2030 plan that steals people's rights and resources. After calling for protests on March 31, which saw limited turnout but widespread business closures, Geza went into hiding from authorities.
He wants to remove Mnangagwa through impeachment, claiming the president has dementia and lets his friends make shady deals. Geza says he burned cars belonging to wealthy businessmen close to the government because he sees them as crooks. He supports Vice President Chiwenga instead, saying he would fix the country's corruption problems.
Many citizens agree with Geza's complaints about Zimbabwe's failing economy, which has high unemployment and inflation. However, critics point out that Geza comes from the same political system he attacks. His history as both a party insider and current rebel makes him a complicated character in Zimbabwe's deepening crisis. The country faces more instability as this political battle continues.
He wants to remove Mnangagwa through impeachment, claiming the president has dementia and lets his friends make shady deals. Geza says he burned cars belonging to wealthy businessmen close to the government because he sees them as crooks. He supports Vice President Chiwenga instead, saying he would fix the country's corruption problems.
Many citizens agree with Geza's complaints about Zimbabwe's failing economy, which has high unemployment and inflation. However, critics point out that Geza comes from the same political system he attacks. His history as both a party insider and current rebel makes him a complicated character in Zimbabwe's deepening crisis. The country faces more instability as this political battle continues.
