Zimbabwe's Information Minister asks citizens to keep working hard for the country. Dr Muswere wants people to ignore anyone trying to harm national progress. He believes Zimbabweans should use internet technology for development rather than listening to troublemakers. The minister urges everyone to stay united against those spreading false information online. He emphasizes that hardworking citizens must continue building their nation together.
A former party member named Blessed Geza recently called for workers to stay home for two days. Geza was kicked out of the ruling party after making negative comments about leadership on social media. Many Zimbabweans criticized his call for a stayaway because the country needs productive workdays. His earlier attempt to organize protests failed when only a few paid demonstrators showed up. Police quickly stopped that gathering and arrested participants.
A former party member named Blessed Geza recently called for workers to stay home for two days. Geza was kicked out of the ruling party after making negative comments about leadership on social media. Many Zimbabweans criticized his call for a stayaway because the country needs productive workdays. His earlier attempt to organize protests failed when only a few paid demonstrators showed up. Police quickly stopped that gathering and arrested participants.
