By A Correspondent

Veteran musician and liberation war hero Clive Malunga has accused Zanu PF agents of intimidating him after he criticized President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Vision 2030 plan.

Speaking out over the weekend, Malunga boldly predicted that Mnangagwa would not remain in power beyond 2028, citing increasing political tensions and Zimbabwe’s deepening economic crisis.

“Following my recent submission about Mnangagwa’s 2030 issue, some Zanu PF agents are criticizing and intimidating me for exercising my democratic right to freedom of expression,” Malunga posted on X (formerly Twitter).

“But I’ll never withdraw, and that’s it. I’m ready to stand my ground against anything that comes my way.”

Malunga, a vocal critic of the current regime, went further in his condemnation of the president.

“Yes, I clearly said it—Mnangagwa won’t see 2030 or even 2026 because he isn’t God, and he wasn’t appointed by God to be President of Zimbabwe,” he stated.

“In fact, Mnangagwa is a useless coward. I’ve got nothing to fear, and here is me—Zimbabwe is boiling while he’s busy creating his dynasty. To hell with him.”

Malunga’s comments highlight growing discontent with the government’s leadership amidst ongoing challenges facing the country.