"Zimbabweans Might Face Travel Restrictions Due To Govt's Failure To Handle Coronavirus," - Naka

Ali Naka a political activist and Pan Africanist who is allegedly working with the government of Rwanda has said that Zimbabweans are at risk of being banned from travelling to other countries due to the government’s failure to deal with the novel coronavirus.

Naka accuses President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the Ministry of Health and Child Care of failing to take necessary action to address the deadly pandemic. Posting on Twitter, Naka said:

Zimbabweans might face travel restrictions from other countries due to the failure by @MoHCCZim@edmnangagwa to handle #LockdownZim. Hence the dubious Supreme Courts rulings to divert attention! Same WhatsApp group with diabolical Trump. Politicizing #CoronaVirus

Naka previously accused the government of testing as fewer people as possible so as to have fewer numbers of people diagnosed with the virus.

The remarks are said when the government has imposed a 21-day national lockdown, banned social gatherings and has closed some of its borders in an endeavour to stop the spread of the virus.

The Ministry of Health on Wednesday reported that 11 people have so far tested positive for coronavirus including the 3 who have since died.

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