Zimbabwe’s political landscape faces new challenges as the ruling ZANU-PF party has expelled war veteran Blessing “Bombshell” Geza for alleged treason. Geza criticized President Mnangagwa’s attempts for a third term, which has exacerbated tensions within the party and raised concerns about the nation’s future.

Zimbabwe is currently experiencing significant political turmoil following the expulsion of war veteran Blessing “Bombshell” Geza from the ruling ZANU-PF party. Geza has been accused of treason as a result of his outspoken criticism against President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is allegedly pursuing a third term. This internal rebellion has intensified tensions within the party, raising concerns about the implications for Zimbabwe’s political landscape going forward.

The recent expulsion of Blessing Geza from ZANU-PF highlights the increasing internal conflicts within Zimbabwe’s ruling party. As Geza’s rebellion reflects broader dissent regarding President Mnangagwa’s potential third term, the situation prompts grave questions about the future of Zimbabwe’s governance and stability. Continued scrutiny and developments in this political drama will be essential for understanding the path forward for the nation.

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