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A man called Bombshell fires up Zimbabwe's succession battle

Shingai Nyoka
BBC News, Harare
Blessed Geza / Facebook A close-up of Blessed Geza, in a grey suit and shirt, looks into the camera with furrowed brow.Blessed Geza / Facebook
Blessed "Bombshell" Geza has gone into hiding and been expelled from the ruling party for his outspoken remarks

A long convoy of armoured personnel tanks rolling through a Harare neighbourhood sparked concerns - for a brief moment - that a military coup was afoot in Zimbabwe.

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