ZANU PF CIVIL WAR EXPLODES AS POWER STRUGGLE TURNS DEADLY

Zimbabwe is now facing one of its most dangerous moments since independence. The ruling Zanu PF party is collapsing from within, as a deadly fight for power between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga grows worse by the day. What started as silent tension has now become open war — with firebombings, armed robberies, and threats shaking the nation.

This power struggle has been building since the ousting of Robert Mugabe in 2017. Mnangagwa took over as president with the full backing of Chiwenga and the military. But now, the man who helped him rise is the same man trying to remove him. Chiwenga and his loyalists believe Mnangagwa has failed the country. War veterans, led by Blessed Geza, have joined the call for him to step down. They say he is corrupt, weak, and has betrayed the revolution.

Chiwenga has not attacked Mnangagwa directly, but his message is clear. He has spoken about corruption being a threat to national security — a message many see as aimed at the President and his inner circle. The pressure is growing. The tension is boiling. Zimbabwe is now standing on the edge.

Last night, things took a shocking and violent turn. Business places connected to Mnangagwa’s closest allies were attacked. Fires were started. Cars were burned. The message was clear: Mnangagwa’s people are no longer safe. These attacks targeted powerful men like Kuda Tagwirei, Wicknell Chivayo, Tino Machakaire, and John Mangudya. These are not just random names — these are the faces of Mnangagwa’s rule, the people seen by many as symbols of corruption, greed, and cronyism.

One of the most terrifying attacks involved Wicknell Chivayo. His in-laws were robbed at gunpoint in a brutal home invasion. The robbers took nearly US$75,000 — money said to be part of the US$125,000 lobola Chivayo paid for his wife, Lucy Lulu Muteke. This was not just a robbery. It was a message. A threat. A warning to Chivayo and others tied to Mnangagwa.

Insiders say these are not isolated crimes. These are political strikes — calculated and deliberate — part of a larger campaign to shake Mnangagwa’s grip on power. Reports are growing of mysterious break-ins, surveillance, and intimidation aimed at his supporters. The walls are closing in. The palace is under siege.

Zanu PF is now fully divided. The Mnangagwa camp is under fire. The Chiwenga camp is gaining momentum. Former allies are now turning enemies. The party is no longer united. It is at war with itself. And the whole country is at risk.

Zimbabweans are scared. The economy is already collapsing. There is no fuel, no food, no jobs, and no hope. Now, on top of all this, the leaders are fighting each other. The firebombing of businesses is just the beginning. If this struggle continues, there could be blood on the streets.

Mnangagwa’s support is falling apart. Even those who once stood with him are now stepping back. He looks weaker every day. His silence speaks volumes. He has not addressed the attacks. He has not explained the chaos. And this silence is feeding more fear.

Chiwenga’s camp is rising. They are pushing harder. They believe the time has come. The demand for change is now coming from inside the ruling party — not from the opposition. The fight is no longer about elections or policies. It is about survival. It is about power.

Zimbabwe is on the brink. This is no longer just a political fight. It is a dangerous battle that could destroy everything. People are watching. Waiting. Fearing the worst. Will Mnangagwa hold on? Or will Chiwenga take control? The next move could decide Zimbabwe’s future.

This is no longer a government. This is a war zone. And the people are the ones caught in the middle.