By A Correspondent

Veteran musician and war hero Clive Malunga has added his voice to the ongoing debate about President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s political future, suggesting that Mnangagwa will not remain in office beyond 2026.

Malunga, famed for his iconic song Nesango, which reflects on Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle, shared his views in a recent interview with Change Radio.

He dismissed the growing speculation about Mnangagwa potentially serving until 2030, stating, “Only God knows a person’s fate, not someone like Mnangagwa. He is not God. The 2030 narrative is baseless – who knows, he might not even last until 2026.”

A former participant in Zimbabwe’s liberation war, Malunga boldly stated that if Mnangagwa manages to stay in office past 2028, he would accept severe consequences. “I will gladly face arrest and be taken to Chikurubi Maximum Prison if Mnangagwa remains in power beyond 2028,” he said.

Malunga’s comments further fuel the ongoing discussions about Mnangagwa’s leadership and the direction of Zimbabwe’s political future.