ZVIMBA – The Zanu-PF Mashonaland West provincial govt needs outspoken warfare veteran and central committee member Blessed Runesu Geza expelled from the occasion for what it’s claiming are “treasonous” assaults on President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Geza who leads a faction of the warfare veterans has made headlines for criticizing Mnangagwa for failing to fight corruption and violating the structure by making an attempt to increase his time period of workplace amongst different accusations.
“We gave you Mnangagwa with the hope that he would lead our country toward recovery, uphold the constitution, and restore hope to the people. But as soon as he tasted power, he escalated corruption, abandoned the people, and remembered only his family,” Geza instructed the privately owned HSTV.
“We fought for a Zimbabwe where everyone would have a seat at the table, not for a few thieves cloaking themselves in robes of power. It is unacceptable for a small clique to ruin the legacy of the liberation struggle,” Geza added.
Stung by this, the Zanu PF provincial govt led by Zanu-PF politburo member and Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi convened a gathering on Monday in Zvimba East constituency have been they really helpful Geza be expelled from the occasion.
“The attack on President Mnangagwa by Geza shows that he is not well-versed with the party’s constitution, which calls for members to respect their leaders,” Ziyambi instructed the state owned The Herald newspaper.
“We cannot fold our hands and let Geza go haywire. If he wanted to denounce the President, he should have waited for the party’s Congress slated for 2027, where any member is allowed to challenge the sitting First Secretary and President as we elect a new leader and presidential candidate.”
Mary Mliswa-Chikoka, who’s the Mashonaland West provincial chairperson, went a step additional claiming Geza’s remarks have been “treasonous.”
Zanu PF is presently divided into factions, one which helps Mnangagwa’s plan to his lengthen is time period in workplace and one other backed by the military that’s against this and backing Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, a former military commander.
