Zimbabwe faces growing political tension as Blessed Geza released names of officials he claims support President Mnangagwa's constitutional changes. The first group, labeled as "ED's Political criminals," includes many current cabinet members. Daniel Garwe serves as Local Government Minister and Mashonaland East Provincial Chairman. Owen "Mudha" Ncube holds the Provincial Minister position for the Midlands. Tatenda Mavetera heads the ICT Ministry. Mabel Chinomona presides over the Senate.
Government leadership features prominently on the list, with Jacob Mudenda working as Speaker of Parliament. Tino Machakaire leads the Youth Ministry as Secretary for Youth Affairs. Christopher Mutsvagwa speaks for Zanu PF as their spokesperson. John Paradza fills dual roles as Deputy Minister of Environment, Climate & Wildlife and Deputy Secretary Youth Affairs. Lovemore Matuke handles State Security matters as minister.
Provincial leadership appears throughout the accusations, with Ezra Chadzamira managing Provincial Affairs in Masvingo. Goodwills Masimirembwa chairs Harare province. Polite Kambamura represents Sanyati as a Member of Parliament. Ziyambi Ziyambi heads the Justice Ministry. Edson Chiherenge chairs the Midlands province. Munyaradzi Machacha serves as Zanu PF provincial chairman.
The list continues with Douglas Mahiya, identified as a War veteran. Eubert Angel founded Spirit Embassy. Edwin Mutongwizo uses the name Ed Branson. Winstone Chitando runs the Mines Ministry. Jenfan Muswere directs Information operations. Anxious Masuka leads the Lands Ministry. July Moyo controls Energy affairs. Kazembe Kazembe manages Home Affairs and chairs Mashonaland Central province. Richard Moyo oversees Provincial Affairs for Matabeleland North.
A second group described as "ED GRAND LOOTING MAFIA 'ZVIGANANDA'" names different individuals. Kudakwashe Regimond Tagwirei tops this second list. Wicknell Munodaani Chivayo appears next among the accused. Pedzai Scott Sakupwanya and George Guvamatanga follow closely on the document. Julius Charumbira, known as Shumba Mupostori, appears fifth in this particular grouping.
Banking and finance officials make the second list, with John Panonetsa Mangudya and Mthuli Ncube included among those named. Obey Chimuka, Tempter Paul Tungwarara, and Douglas Kwande complete the group Geza identifies as involved in alleged corruption. These accusations come as Geza continues his public campaign against the administration despite facing serious legal charges.
Government leadership features prominently on the list, with Jacob Mudenda working as Speaker of Parliament. Tino Machakaire leads the Youth Ministry as Secretary for Youth Affairs. Christopher Mutsvagwa speaks for Zanu PF as their spokesperson. John Paradza fills dual roles as Deputy Minister of Environment, Climate & Wildlife and Deputy Secretary Youth Affairs. Lovemore Matuke handles State Security matters as minister.
Provincial leadership appears throughout the accusations, with Ezra Chadzamira managing Provincial Affairs in Masvingo. Goodwills Masimirembwa chairs Harare province. Polite Kambamura represents Sanyati as a Member of Parliament. Ziyambi Ziyambi heads the Justice Ministry. Edson Chiherenge chairs the Midlands province. Munyaradzi Machacha serves as Zanu PF provincial chairman.
The list continues with Douglas Mahiya, identified as a War veteran. Eubert Angel founded Spirit Embassy. Edwin Mutongwizo uses the name Ed Branson. Winstone Chitando runs the Mines Ministry. Jenfan Muswere directs Information operations. Anxious Masuka leads the Lands Ministry. July Moyo controls Energy affairs. Kazembe Kazembe manages Home Affairs and chairs Mashonaland Central province. Richard Moyo oversees Provincial Affairs for Matabeleland North.
A second group described as "ED GRAND LOOTING MAFIA 'ZVIGANANDA'" names different individuals. Kudakwashe Regimond Tagwirei tops this second list. Wicknell Munodaani Chivayo appears next among the accused. Pedzai Scott Sakupwanya and George Guvamatanga follow closely on the document. Julius Charumbira, known as Shumba Mupostori, appears fifth in this particular grouping.
Banking and finance officials make the second list, with John Panonetsa Mangudya and Mthuli Ncube included among those named. Obey Chimuka, Tempter Paul Tungwarara, and Douglas Kwande complete the group Geza identifies as involved in alleged corruption. These accusations come as Geza continues his public campaign against the administration despite facing serious legal charges.
