By Temba Mliswa
“@nelsonchamisa is correct in banning state media. State owned media never covers anybody. They only cover ZANU PF. All they do at opposition rallies is spin what has been said& paint someone in a bad light. So there is no need for them unless they are present for for free lunch.”
“Today independent& citizen journalists are more dependable than state media. That is why the ruling party today is struggling in creating a cohesive and strong propaganda narrative. It’s constantly undressed by social media.”
If indeed that is what he meant, then Chamisa is correct in discarding it. Public media no longer holds much relevance beyond offering official Govt positions.
Speaking at a press conference in Harare Monday, Chamisa said he threatned to ban journalists  aligned to the ruling Zanu PF party.
“Those who are associated with Zanu PF may not be able to have access to our rallies.
“Those who are associated with Zanu PF may not be able to have access to our rallies. Our
laxity, our magnanimity, and generosity are being abused. We will limit access to our venues
to those journalists who are working for Zanu PF and we know you. We will not allow you,”
