War veteran Blessed Geza wants everyone in Zimbabwe to stay home on April 22 and 23. He hopes this will force President Mnangagwa to resign. Geza shared this message online after the President warned people about using social media for trouble. A similar protest happened on March 31, when many businesses closed and streets became empty across Zimbabwe. Geza said shops should remain closed and public transportation should stop running during these days.
He criticizes the 82-year-old leader for corruption and failing to fix the money problems. Geza believes the President controls courts and lawmakers, making normal protests impossible. He claims Zimbabwe practically bans public demonstrations, leaving staying home as one of the few remaining options for people. Despite hard living conditions, he asks citizens to join the shutdown to demand change.
Police arrested 98 people during the last protest, with only three released on bail. The government has not officially answered Geza about his latest shutdown plan. Security forces remain very alert for trouble. Experts fear more protests might happen soon, making the already shaky political situation worse.
He criticizes the 82-year-old leader for corruption and failing to fix the money problems. Geza believes the President controls courts and lawmakers, making normal protests impossible. He claims Zimbabwe practically bans public demonstrations, leaving staying home as one of the few remaining options for people. Despite hard living conditions, he asks citizens to join the shutdown to demand change.
Police arrested 98 people during the last protest, with only three released on bail. The government has not officially answered Geza about his latest shutdown plan. Security forces remain very alert for trouble. Experts fear more protests might happen soon, making the already shaky political situation worse.
