Geza Odzoka ZvenepowerMunacho Gwamanda- Ware veteran and former Zanu PF central committee member Blessed Geza is pushing for the impeachment of President Emmerson Mnangagwa after revelations that he may have vascular dementia.
If this condition is confirmed, the constitution allows Mnangagwa to be impeached for his fitness to govern.Geza, alleges that Mnangagwa’s deteriorating mental health has rendered him unfit for office.
During the recent inauguration of Lieutenant General Anselem Sanyatwe as Commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces at State House, Mnangagwa reportedly failed to recognise his long-time political ally and Minister of Local Government, July Moyo.
According to sources present, the President asked, “Who is this man? Where is he from, and what does he do?” In a separate incident just days later, Mnangagwa reportedly expressed surprise that the country’s railway system was not operational — an issue that has been a public concern for years.
Geza claims these episodes are symptomatic of vascular dementia, a progressive cognitive disorder caused by reduced blood flow to the brain.
The condition affects memory, judgment, reasoning, languageSufferers may also experience confusion, irritability, depression, and problems with balance and coordination.
According to Geza, a clique of “looters” within Mnangagwa’s inner circle is exploiting his condition — allegedly manipulating him to sign documents and approve controversial decisions without full awareness of their implications.
He claims frequent and unusual visits to the President’s official residence by senior officials have raised suspicions that the ailing leader is being used as a rubber stamp by powerful interests.
Geza further revealed that a group of lawmakers has begun informal discussions on launching impeachment proceedings against Mnangagwa, citing incapacity and dereliction of duty.
If successful, this would be the first time in Zimbabwe’s history that a sitting President is removed on medical grounds.
The health revelations come at a time of renewed tensions within the ruling Zanu PF party, as long
