Evicted people living with disabilities accuse Minister Mupfumira of lying about helping them

On Tuesday, Minister of Public Service and Social Welfare, Prisca Mupfumira, was accused of lying that her Ministry was looking out for the welfare of the people evicted from the Masterton Cheshire Home. People living with disabilities have been staying in the open for the past three weeks after losing a court case which resulted in them being evicted. They felt that the minister was being insincere about helping them and confronted her.

Veronica Chinyerere said:

We do not trust what the minister is telling us now because we believe she is lying to us. We have spent all these days living in the open, surviving on hand outs as the government pretends to help us. Minister, you are lying to us and I do not believe there is something positive coming out of your visit at this place

Chairman of the beneficiaries Lewis Garaba added

Minister, when you go to the United Nations whom are you representing when you fail to represent the disadvantaged people? We want to go somewhere but, we cannot allow people to take properties which are meant to help the disadvantaged groups,

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The Minister became defensive and accused the group of exhibiting unAfrican culture, saying that elders cannot be called liars. Said Mupfumira

It is unAfrican to point a finger at elders and say they are liars. Please learn to listen as people speak. Of all the people here, you are misguided and wrong

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