Campaigns should address bread, butter issues

ONE of the eagerly hoped for things when President Emmerson Mnangagwa took over power in a military-assisted operation was a reform of the media in its entirety. People had hoped for a total shift from the propaganda days when the nation could be fed with land reform jingles after every 30 minutes on both radio and television.

The recent deliberate falsification of Nelson Chamisa’s statements by The Herald that he had said something to the effect that he can impregnate any woman is quite disturbing.

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