ZANU PF National Political Commissar, Cde Munyaradzi Machacha, has provided a detailed and revealing account of the history of former ZANU PF Central Committee member, Blessed Geza, shedding light on the controversial actions that led to his fall from grace within the party.
Speaking at a recent event, Cde Machacha disclosed that, during the liberation struggle, while many comrades were actively participating in the war effort, Geza was allegedly involved in trading with local communities in Mozambique.
Rather than contributing to the cause, Geza reportedly exchanged clothing intended for the freedom fighters for goods such as alcohol and cigarettes.
This revelation highlights the disparity between his actions and those of other freedom fighters who were actively engaged in the war for independence.
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Cde Machacha’s disclosure paints a picture of a man whose activities during the liberation struggle were less than honorable.
However, the most significant revelation came when Cde Machacha addressed the reasons behind Geza’s attacks on His Excellency, President Dr. Emmerson D. Mnangagwa.
According to the Commissar, Geza’s animosity towards President Mnangagwa stems from his disqualification by the party in 2018.
Geza had hoped to contest a parliamentary seat in Sanyati, but his candidacy was blocked due to a serious accusation of sexual assault.
Specifically, Geza was accused of raping a minor, a claim that led to his disqualification from running for office.
The disqualification appears to have marked a turning point in Geza’s relationship with the party.
Following the rejection, Geza reportedly launched a series of personal attacks against President Mnangagwa, which have continued in the public domain.
These attacks have caused division within the party and sparked widespread controversy, especially given the serious nature of the allegations surrounding his conduct.
However, social media users were quick to dismiss the allegations made by the commissar, with many accusing him of attempting to tarnish Geza’s name.
Blessed Geza rose to prominence when he clashed with those calling for President Mnangagwa to extend his presidential term limit to 2030.
He went on to further implicate the President in corruption and nepotism scandals in Zimbabwe.
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