Blessed Geza just said sorry to people he once hurt. This expelled Zanu PF Central Committee member begged forgiveness right before the big March 31, 2025, protest against President Mnangagwa. He admitted to helping harm hundreds who had backed the opposition since 2000. Those victims faced killing, torture, and sexual assault after the Movement for Democratic Change appeared with leader Richard Morgan Tsvangirai in 1999.
Opposition members suffered badly from Zanu PF gangs after 2000. The year 2008 stands out as especially awful. Back then, militant youth groups and war veterans tortured people, abducted them, and broke many human rights rules against MDC supporters. Many will view Geza with doubt since he freely joined these terrible acts as a war veteran.
He blamed his actions on war confusion and admitted that human rights problems, stealing money, and bad management made young people hate liberation fighters. He confessed they felt sorry as veterans who let everyone down. The party used them to attack opposition members because they couldn't see clearly what was happening around them.
Geza finished by saying that veterans became jokes to the public. Young citizens told them to give the country back to former rulers. He claims criminals failed to stop, causing this reaction. This pattern repeats often—Zanu PF members kicked from the party nearly always say sorry to opposition groups right after losing their standing inside their political home.
Opposition members suffered badly from Zanu PF gangs after 2000. The year 2008 stands out as especially awful. Back then, militant youth groups and war veterans tortured people, abducted them, and broke many human rights rules against MDC supporters. Many will view Geza with doubt since he freely joined these terrible acts as a war veteran.
He blamed his actions on war confusion and admitted that human rights problems, stealing money, and bad management made young people hate liberation fighters. He confessed they felt sorry as veterans who let everyone down. The party used them to attack opposition members because they couldn't see clearly what was happening around them.
Geza finished by saying that veterans became jokes to the public. Young citizens told them to give the country back to former rulers. He claims criminals failed to stop, causing this reaction. This pattern repeats often—Zanu PF members kicked from the party nearly always say sorry to opposition groups right after losing their standing inside their political home.
