Former ZANU PF online crusader, Kudzai Mutisi has said that the general populace does not care about propaganda but real issues that affect their day to day lives.
Mutisi was responding to another ZANU PF campaigner who had told him that people would not follow him in shunning the ruling party. Mtisi said:
People don’t care about propaganda, they care about what they see in their daily lives.
Fuel queues, mealie meal queues, load-shedding, currency depreciation & hyperinflation are the lived realities of Zimbabweans.
That’s a sign of bad policies. It’s time to dump bad policies.
Mutisi recently clashed with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesperson George Charamba over the former’s criticism of the government, “his paymaster.”
Mutisi had echoed sentiments by opposition parties in the country that bad governance by the ruling party was sabotaging efforts to revive the economy.
Mnangagwa’s administration has been criticised for hiring public relations managers to sanitise the government’s image at the expense of service delivery.
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