Zimbabwe’s political climate is heating up as internal conflict within the ZANU-PF party leads to the expulsion of war veteran Blessing Geza, who challenged President Mnangagwa’s attempt for a third term. This indicates deepening divisions within the party and raises questions about the nation’s political stability.
Zimbabwe is currently experiencing political unrest as internal dissent within the ruling ZANU-PF party intensifies. The party has expelled war veteran Blessing “Bombshell” Geza, who was accused of treason after he publicly opposed President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s purported intention to seek a third term in office. Geza’s removal signifies escalating tensions among party members and raises significant concerns about the political landscape in Zimbabwe moving forward.
The expulsion of Blessing Geza highlights the growing dissent within ZANU-PF and the potential challenges facing President Mnangagwa as he pursues a third term. This turmoil underscores the precarious nature of Zimbabwe’s political future, as internal conflicts could significantly affect governance stability and public trust in leadership.
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