'Bombshell' Geza dismisses arrest claims, vows to push for change

War veteran Blessed Geza has dismissed claims that he has been arrested or gone into hiding, assuring supporters that he remains safe and will soon address a press conference.

In a message to HStv, Geza reaffirmed his commitment to advocating for change, despite alleged threats and misinformation circulating about his whereabouts.

"We are ready to bring change, and no amount of threats and lies will derail the struggle. The signal is coming," he declared.

Geza, now a celebrity war veteran, is facing four charges including inciting public violence, two counts of undermining the authority of the president as well as theft.

Geza has gained popularity since the beginning of this year when he launched a campaign against Mnangagwa's bid to stay beyond 2028, a time when the Zimbabwean leader's two term limit lapses.

In his place, Geza wants VP Chiwenga to take over.

His outspoken demands for Mnangagwa to dump his ED2030 mantra has invited the wrath of the state which has seen police open criminal charges against him.

Geza's prosecution could be construed as  victimisation on a man who has braved a brutal regime to decampaign Mnangagwa's unpopular bid to stay on.