- Rumours of activist Blessed Geza’s death are circulating, accompanied by an alleged final letter shared widely online.
- The message, dated February 6, 2026, reads as a farewell, a warning, and a rallying cry to fellow Zimbabweans.
- Geza reflects on a lifetime of struggle for a ‘free and prosperous nation’ and expresses doubt about seeing a ‘new Zimbabwe after Emmerson’.
- He urges citizens to ‘continue the faith’ and fulfill the liberation dream he pursued.
The alleged letter, which has gone viral across Zimbabwean online platforms, delves into Geza’s disillusionment with post-independence politics. He is said to lament that former President Robert Mugabe ‘betrayed the covenant’ of the liberation struggle, and criticizes current President Emmerson Mnangagwa for allegedly overseeing ‘rampant cronyism and institutional collapse’. The letter specifically names influential figures like Kuda Tagwirei, Wicknell Chivhayo, and Scott Sakupwanya, accusing them of looting national wealth. Geza’s defiant tone, declaring ‘I Will Fight This From the Grave’, has resonated strongly with many, amplifying the impact of his purported final message.
Timeline
- **February 6, 2026:** Blessed Geza’s alleged ‘last’ letter begins circulating widely online, fueling rumours about his death.
Key Players
- **Blessed Geza:** Zimbabwean activist, alleged author of the viral ‘last letter’.
- **Emmerson Mnangagwa:** Current President of Zimbabwe, criticized in the alleged letter.
- **Robert Mugabe:** Former President of Zimbabwe, accused of betraying the liberation struggle in the alleged letter.
- **Kuda Tagwirei, Wicknell Chivhayo, Scott Sakupwanya:** Prominent figures accused of looting national wealth in the alleged letter.
