Jonathan Moyo blames President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s black magic involvement behind road accident deaths

Jonathan Nathaniel Moyo (popularly called Jonathan Moyo) has pulled the current President of Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa in the middle of an alleged controversy that has no scientific evidence in reality. The 61-year old Zimbabwean politician has claimed that Mr. President is involved in the black magic. According to his claims, the President's involvement in such alleged activity is the root cause of baffling fires that are creating terrible situations in varied places in Zimbabwe.

President of Zimbabwe Emmerson headed to the West African country of Guinea for two days during the starting period of November to sign several agreements. Linking his visit to Guinea by terming it 'unprecedented carnage,' Jonathan Moyo said that "over 110 people died on the streets within just two weeks since he visited the West African country.

"It is said that the rituals they do there are something else. Great cause for concern!" Moyo said, as reported by Bulawayo 24 News.

The 76-year old Mnangagwa was a member of the ruling party Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (aka ZANU–PF), whereas Moyo was expelled from ZANU-PF by the party's central committee on November 19, 2017.

"ZANU PF old guard is primitive. Many know that Mnangagwa is into spirit mediums, nyangas and juju rituals big time. The scarf is a juju item. Reports of rituals done in Guinea are from insiders who say the rituals require bloodletting through induced road carnage and atrocities," Moyo opined, who also served as the visiting professor at University of Witwatersrand between January 1998 and July 2000. According to him, the rituals are mainly accomplished with secret procedures to ensure that the politician continues maintaining political power.

While elucidating more on the Mnangagwa's purported engrossment in black magic, he continued saying that "in the primitive world of spirit mediums and juju rituals a rich nyangas can cause an influential, powerful and primitive politician to cause the spilling of blood via a bloody atrocity or induced bloody road carnage in the primitive belief the bloodletting will keep the politician in power."

This is not the first time Moyo blames the country's President for the death of several people. Around 10 to 12 days back, he also described Mnangagwa as a brutal killer.