Minister Muswere called Blessed Geza a terrorist after he asked people to stay home from April 22 to 23. The government official said Geza wants to harm progress in Zimbabwe. Geza appeared online wearing military clothes from a secret location. He told citizens to skip work as a protest against President Mnangagwa and demanded that all shops close during these days.
The minister compared this to a failed March protest where police arrested 95 people. He asked Zimbabweans to ignore these messages from troublemakers. Muswere stated that social media should help development rather than cause problems. Geza claimed arrested protesters would soon go free. The police still want to find Geza for causing public violence.
President Mnangagwa spoke at Independence Day about rejecting division. Many citizens feel tired of political disruptions, and business leaders want stability instead of shutdowns. Police increased security in cities before Tuesday. Officials believe most people will continue working as normal despite the shutdown call.
The minister compared this to a failed March protest where police arrested 95 people. He asked Zimbabweans to ignore these messages from troublemakers. Muswere stated that social media should help development rather than cause problems. Geza claimed arrested protesters would soon go free. The police still want to find Geza for causing public violence.
President Mnangagwa spoke at Independence Day about rejecting division. Many citizens feel tired of political disruptions, and business leaders want stability instead of shutdowns. Police increased security in cities before Tuesday. Officials believe most people will continue working as normal despite the shutdown call.
