By A Correspondent

Veteran musician and war hero Clive Malunga has weighed in on the ongoing debate about President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s political future, stating that the current leader will not remain in power beyond 2028.

Malunga, best known for his hit song Nesango, which speaks about Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle, made his comments during a recent interview with Change Radio.

He dismissed the growing speculation about Mnangagwa’s potential for a 2030 term, saying, “Only God the Almighty knows one’s fate, not a fellow creature like Mnangagwa. Mr. Mnangagwa is not God. Stop the 2030 mantra, who knows, maybe he will not even go beyond 2026 in office.”

Malunga, a war veteran who participated in the liberation struggle in its later stages, boldly declared that if Mnangagwa manages to stay in power beyond 2028, he would be willing to face serious consequences. “I vow to be taken to Chikurubi Maximum Prison if Mnangagwa remains in office beyond 2028” he declared.

Malunga’s remarks add fuel to the ongoing discussions surrounding Mnangagwa’s leadership and the future of Zimbabwe’s political landscape.