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Analyst mocks ZBC for reporting lies about the national shut down
09 Jul 2016 at 02:01hrs | Views
Political analyst Vince Musewe has mocked the ZBC for reporting lies that it was business as usual on July 6 as the citizens went on strike challenging the Zanu PF government for its failure to run the country.
The ZBC reported on Wednesday that it was business as usual purporting that the national shut down strike did not make any impact.
"Every day the bucket goes to the well but one day the bottom is going to drop out" (Bob Marley). I laughed out loud listening to ZBC 8:19pm news which I was watching out of mere curiosity on what they would say. There was an obvious delay as someone had to approve the script. What a comedy," said Musewe.
"What amazes me further are the news readers, they have mastered the art of dishing out lies without a flinch and I feel sorry for them but again it's their choice to read the news and work at ZBC.
"If anything #ThisFlag and #Tajamuka have heralded the end of politics as we know them.
"Citizens are now taking the responsibility to claim their space while your traditional politicians must now follow. I did however notice a certain political party statement wanting to take credit, that is typical and so old school."
The strike was mobilized through social media.
The ZBC reported on Wednesday that it was business as usual purporting that the national shut down strike did not make any impact.
"Every day the bucket goes to the well but one day the bottom is going to drop out" (Bob Marley). I laughed out loud listening to ZBC 8:19pm news which I was watching out of mere curiosity on what they would say. There was an obvious delay as someone had to approve the script. What a comedy," said Musewe.
"If anything #ThisFlag and #Tajamuka have heralded the end of politics as we know them.
"Citizens are now taking the responsibility to claim their space while your traditional politicians must now follow. I did however notice a certain political party statement wanting to take credit, that is typical and so old school."
The strike was mobilized through social media.
Source - Byo24News
