President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe is facing a serious backlash from within his ZANU-PF party as a succession battle intensifies ahead of the 2028 general elections. With rare public dissent and protests against his maneuvers to extend his presidency beyond constitutional limits, fears of a possible coup are rising. Experts assert that dismissals of top security officials reflect his efforts to consolidate power amid escalating internal conflicts, highlighting political turbulence in a nation long plagued by instability and economic challenges. The current crisis embodies the frustrations of a populace yearning for change.
Demonstrators took to the streets in protests called by a top ZANU-PF member, signaling a unique moment of dissent within the ruling party.
Blessing Vava stated that Zimbabweans are tired and need a messiah, reflecting the public's growing frustration with political and economic stagnation.
Mnangagwa's maneuvers to extend his rule have led to rare forms of dissent, showcasing unprecedented public calls for protests against his continued presidency.
The internal split in ZANU-PF and recent public demonstrations highlight the instability that threatens Mnangagwa's governance amid a looming potential coup attempt.
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