WATCH LIVE: Chiwenga Is Back In Zimbabwe

May 23, 2026

1. Political Leadership Transition in Zimbabwe

Support for VP Chiwenga: The host highlights Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s return to Zimbabwe, framing him as a highly popular and capable incoming leader who has a clear development plan (referencing his recent ZITF speech) to fix the country’s economy, infrastructure, and the living conditions of military personnel and war veterans [00:28], [01:46], [02:53].
Resistance to Term Extension: The broadcast details an ongoing political battle against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s efforts to extend his presidential term to 2030. The host asserts that these attempts will fail, largely due to Chiwenga blocking the necessary resolutions and bills over the past three years [00:40], [01:02].

Update on “Safe”: The host interviews “General Stole,” who provides an update on an activist named Safe. Safe remains detained and is facing ongoing court postponements [05:02], [05:22].
Defense Argument: During his testimony, Safe reportedly presented evidence arguing that his imprisonment is a case of political persecution resulting from his public criticism of the government’s proposed constitutional amendment bill [06:23], [07:00].

Resignation of General Stole: General Stole announces his resignation as National Chairperson from the Zimbabwe Independent Movement following its merger with Daniel Shumba’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA) [07:42], [10:30].
Shift to Civic Engagement: Stole explains that he is shifting his focus entirely to grassroots civic education and engagement, stating that political party constraints limited his ability to directly empower and conscientize divided citizens [08:09], [11:29].

Upcoming Exposés: The host teases a major upcoming story regarding a past and present fallout involving South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Emmerson Mnangagwa, suggesting highly sensitive details are about to emerge [15:01].