67 Days of Injustice – The Story of Blessed “Dhara” Mhlanga

**PLEASE RESHARE: 67 Days of Injustice – The Story of Blessed “Dhara” Mhlanga**

Today marks **67 days** since Zimbabwean journalist and political prisoner **Blessed “Dhara” Mhlanga** was thrown into jail **without trial**. His only “crime”? Doing what journalists are meant to do—**asking questions** and **seeking the truth**.

Blessed interviewed two people:

One dared to speak against President **Emmerson Mnangagwa’s unconstitutional attempt** to extend his stay in power.

The other exposed a deeply troubling case of **state-linked corruption** involving an alleged move by Mnangagwa to seize control of the **People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB)**—a bank that belongs to the people of Zimbabwe.

For that, Blessed lost his freedom.

Dhara, as his friends call him, is a father, a husband, and a voice of conscience in a country where free speech comes at a high price. He now sits in a cold prison cell while his family struggles to make ends meet outside.

We are asking for your support:

**Please donate to this GoFundMe fundraiser to help Blessed’s family survive during this dark time:**

[https://gofund.me/0bff0632](https://gofund.me/0bff0632)

If you’re in Zimbabwe, you can donate directly via **Ecocash** on:

**+263 7 73210776**

They took his freedom, but they can’t silence the truth. Let’s stand in solidarity with Blessed Mhlanga. **Reshare this story. Say his name. Demand justice.**