Mnangagwa's advisors turn against Trevor Ncube

Alpha Media Holdings Boss and member of the Presidential Advisory Council (PAC) Trevor Ncube has come under fire for his fellow PAC members after they accused him of failing to use his vast media empire to defend President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

In a revelation by exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo Ncube is also accused of failing to come up with a proper propaganda strategy for Mnangagwa.

"As Rome burns the Curia Regis (Presidential Advisory Council) had a rowdy meeting last week Thursday," Moyo said. "The PAC's propaganda     Chief and the regime's PR manager came under heavy fire for failing to reign in his media empire and to come up with a viable propaganda template."

However one of the PAC members Shingi Munyeza refuted that the meeting took place and that Ncube was discussed.

"This is so false and blatant lies. None of what you say here ever happened. Firstly, we never met on Thursday, secondly we have neve discussed anything about Trevor Ncube's business in relation to PAC or anything at all. FACTS ONLY." Munyeza responded.

The Presidential Advisory Council was instituted by President Mnangagwa to assist him in making decisions that will develop the country and locate Zimbabwe in the family of nations.

In the recent past the PAC came under fire from the staff in Mnangagwa's government after it was accused of failing to come up with one grand idea that can attract foreign direct investments.