Investment advisor claims he is a walking target for exposing power-hungry elites. Paul Tungwarara believes his safety is compromised after he blasted Zanu PF members hungry for the presidency. He told supporters at Nyajezi Secondary School in Nyanga South that his recent speech in Zimunya-Marange upset deep pockets who think cash can purchase the highest office.
Although he named nobody, everyone suspects he targeted businessman Kudakwashe Tagwire. Online chatter links the criticism to that tycoon, who reportedly harbors executive ambitions. Tungwarara says he fears zero humans and stands prepared to meet his maker today if necessary, stressing that the organization needs discipline rather than confusion.
He also roasted fake prophets, a dig insiders claim targets Uebert Angel for prophesying about succession. The advisor warned these figures to stop attacking him for calling out wealthy rivals. Meanwhile, Chido Sanyatwe and Supa Mandiwanzira cheered his nomination to the central committee, praising his financial support for district upgrades.
Tungwarara distributes twenty-five thousand dollars to each legislator under the Presidential Constituency Development initiative. While this happens, loyalists are scheming to extend the eighty-three-year-old leader’s term until 2030. That maneuver aims to prevent Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga from succeeding the incumbent when the 2028 clock runs out.
Although he named nobody, everyone suspects he targeted businessman Kudakwashe Tagwire. Online chatter links the criticism to that tycoon, who reportedly harbors executive ambitions. Tungwarara says he fears zero humans and stands prepared to meet his maker today if necessary, stressing that the organization needs discipline rather than confusion.
He also roasted fake prophets, a dig insiders claim targets Uebert Angel for prophesying about succession. The advisor warned these figures to stop attacking him for calling out wealthy rivals. Meanwhile, Chido Sanyatwe and Supa Mandiwanzira cheered his nomination to the central committee, praising his financial support for district upgrades.
Tungwarara distributes twenty-five thousand dollars to each legislator under the Presidential Constituency Development initiative. While this happens, loyalists are scheming to extend the eighty-three-year-old leader’s term until 2030. That maneuver aims to prevent Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga from succeeding the incumbent when the 2028 clock runs out.
