MNANGAGWA 2030 DREAM CRUSHED AS ARMY SHOWS POWER

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s dream to rule until 2030 has hit a big wall. The army has spoken. The people have seen it. The noise of “2030 ndeya Emmerson” has stopped. The songs are no more. The dream is finished.

Yesterday, Mnangagwa came to the National Youth Day Commemorations in Bulawayo. But something was different. The people did not sing for him. There was no loud noise about 2030. It was quiet. It was clear. The plan to push for a third term has failed.

Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga was there. He was watching. He did not look worried. He stood with his wife Miniyothabo Baloyi. He was not afraid. His people were watching too. They wanted to see what Mnangagwa and his supporters would do. But nothing happened. The supporters had given up.

Just a few days ago, war veterans spoke out. They said Mnangagwa must go. They said he had failed. The ex-combatants are strong. They fought in the war. They have power. They made it clear that Mnangagwa should leave. This was a big moment.

Mnangagwa himself has been trying to stay away from the 2030 talk. He has said many times that he will leave in 2028. On Monday, he said it again. He will finish his second term and then he will go. But his supporters wanted more. They tried to push for 2030. But the army said no. And now, the people have stopped talking about it.

The army is strong. A military insider has said the message is clear. Mnangagwa must finish his second term and retire. There is no third term. The soldiers have made their decision. The party must listen. Mnangagwa has no choice. He cannot fight the army.

Just a few days ago, the army showed its power. In Harare, military vehicles were seen in town. Big trucks. Strong soldiers. This was a message. A clear warning. The army is watching. The army is ready. If anyone tries to break the constitution, the army will act.

This is also a sign of change. ZANU PF is shifting. Chiwenga is becoming stronger. The fight for power is on. People are watching. The next leader must come from somewhere. Chiwenga is in a good position. The military is behind him. His allies are behind him. He has the power.

This is the end of the 2030 dream. Mnangagwa’s plan is dead. The army has won. The people have seen it. The supporters have given up. Now, all eyes are on the future. Who will take over? Chiwenga? Someone else? The game has changed.

Zimbabwe is waiting. The people are watching. The army has spoken. The future is no longer in Mnangagwa’s hands. It is now in the hands of those who hold real power – the army.