Psychology Maziwisa offside on Coltart

Zanu PF deputy director of information and publicity Psychology Maziwisa has been once again caught off side, attacking former education minister David Coltart this time accusing him of not calling for the removal of sanctions.

Maziwisa last week got a tongue lashing on social networking site Facebook after blaming Coltart for the country's poor Ordinary level results.

This week, the Zanu PF official indirectly accused Coltart for not calling for the removal of sanctions while some members of the white community like former Zimbabwe cricket captain Heath Streak have publicly spoken against the embargo.

However, Coltart is on record calling for the removal of sanctions against Zimbabwe saying they had become convenient cover for Zanu PF to excuse bad governance.

"Don't get me wrong, I have got enormous personal respect for David Coltart.

"But i wonder how he must feel about the fact that Heath Streak, a white Zimbabwean and a renowned former Zimbabwean cricket player, who served his nation with distinction during his cricketing days, has taken it upon himself to speak on behalf of the Zimbabwe Against Sanctions lobby group, calling for the immediate, total and unconditional lifting of all sanctions against Zimbabwe and against President Mugabe," Maziwisa said.

"Heath Streak says sanctions are affecting everyone in Zimbabwe including the white community of which Mr Coltart is a prominent member."