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Government assures Zimbabweans
27 Jul 2019 at 07:52hrs | Views
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information Publicity and Broadcasting Services Nick Mangwana has assured Zimbabweans that they are on the right road leading them to the desired country where they will enjoy being Zimbabweans.
Using an analogy of the biblical Exodus Mangwana said, "Soon after leaving Egypt, the Children of Israel faced transitory challenges such as food shortages, water problems, security threats etc. It didn't take long before they all started murmuring and grumbling saying Egypt was better. But of course the Promised Land was ahead."
Nick added that is it normal for people to murmur against leaders as did the children of Israel.
"They threatened to stone their leadership, meaning they thought they had a leadership crisis when they had none."
When questioned why the country has not seen any positive change, the information Tsar said, "Who promised that things that went down in 20 years would be ok after only 100 days? If that were correct, why would we have a program running from October 2018 to December 2020 just to stabilize things? (TSP)."
Using an analogy of the biblical Exodus Mangwana said, "Soon after leaving Egypt, the Children of Israel faced transitory challenges such as food shortages, water problems, security threats etc. It didn't take long before they all started murmuring and grumbling saying Egypt was better. But of course the Promised Land was ahead."
Soon after leaving Egypt, the Children of Israel faced transitory challenges such as food shortages, water problems, security threats etc. It didn't take long before they all started murmuring and grumbling saying Egypt was better. But of course the Promised Land was ahead pic.twitter.com/idhnrM4JfE
— Nick Mangwana (@nickmangwana) July 26, 2019
Nick added that is it normal for people to murmur against leaders as did the children of Israel.
When questioned why the country has not seen any positive change, the information Tsar said, "Who promised that things that went down in 20 years would be ok after only 100 days? If that were correct, why would we have a program running from October 2018 to December 2020 just to stabilize things? (TSP)."
Source - Byo24News
