Zimbabwe’s ICT Minister, Tatenda Mavetera, has been criticized for her priorities, singing “diss songs” against Vice President Constantino Chiwenga in support of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, instead of focusing on the country’s technological advancements.
This has raised concerns about the country’s leadership, with many believing that incompetent individuals are holding critical positions, hindering Zimbabwe’s progress.
Mavetera’s background as a soap actress on ZBC and a money changer has sparked questions about her qualifications to lead the ICT ministry, a crucial sector that requires expertise in technology and innovation.
Her appointment has been linked to her role as leader of the YoungWomenForED group, which has been accused of spreading propaganda in support of President Mnangagwa.
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The controversy surrounding Mavetera’s appointment and her actions as ICT Minister has sparked outrage, with many Zimbabweans feeling that the country is being mismanaged and that its leaders are out of touch with the needs of its citizens.
As the country struggles to keep up with global technological advancements, the focus on petty politics and propaganda is seen as a major obstacle to progress.
Social Media Reactions :
Real Samuel Elvis ;
How she get the position is beyond me.
Blank Cheque :
that is what happens when someone is not qualified… they waste time.
Paw Patrol :
Hapana kana blueprint robuda paye… not even scoping requirements
Aaron Girona :
She is so dumb to be a minister