Blessed Geza, a prominent war veteran and Central Committee member of ZANU PF, has been expelled from the ruling party. According to Patrick Chinamasa, the party’s Secretary for Legal Affairs, Geza was kicked out for making utterances that violate the party’s rules. Geza has been an outspoken critic of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s leadership, calling for his removal and accusing him of failing to address Zimbabwe’s economic and political challenges.
Geza’s expulsion has sparked concerns about the growing discontent among war veterans, who have been vocal about their grievances regarding economic hardships and lack of welfare support. Some analysts believe that the move could deepen tensions between the party’s leadership and a section of war veterans who feel sidelined. Geza’s criticism of Mnangagwa has been seen as a bold move, and his expulsion may be viewed as an attempt to silence dissent within the ruling party.
Following his expulsion, Geza dismissed the decision as an attempt to intimidate those who dare to speak the truth. He vowed to continue speaking out against what he described as “authoritarian tendencies” within ZANU PF. The development has raised questions about how the party will handle internal dissent going forward, as Zimbabwe prepares for future elections.
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