This video from Gambakwe Media discusses alleged attempts by President Mnangagwa to arrest Vice President Chiwenga through various intelligence operations. Below is a summary of the key revelations detailed in the video:
Alleged Arrest Plots and Operations
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The Ghana Trip & Weapon Plant: It is claimed that when Mnangagwa traveled to Ghana, he left instructions to arrest Chiwenga [00:08]. This involved a plan to plant a truck supposedly carrying weapons, which was then monitored and stopped at a roadblock. However, the truck was found empty [00:25].
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Intelligence Searches: Zimbabwe intelligence was reportedly sent to Chiwenga’s royal home in Filabusi and his farm to search for weapons [00:50]. The goal was to arrest him if any weapons were discovered, but nothing was found at either location [01:07].
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Coup Accusations: An operation was allegedly launched in Bulawayo to find regalia featuring Chiwenga’s face [01:19]. The intent was to use this as evidence to accuse him of planning a coup, though this search also yielded no results [01:27].
Political Fallout and Future Outlook
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Dismissal of Intelligence Head: The video states that the Director General of Zimbabwe Intelligence, Isaac Moyo (referred to as Fon Manguana in the transcript), was dismissed because he failed to successfully execute these operations [01:41].
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Opposition to Constitutional Amendment: The narrator asserts that Mnangagwa’s bid to extend his term to 2030 will fail because various groups—including war veterans, churches, and intelligence members—are opposed to the “Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3” [02:10].
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Support for Chiwenga: The narrator claims that security structures remain loyal to Chiwenga, which is why the alleged attempts to plant evidence have failed [03:01]
