Since print media and national television won’t give you much, social media is the next best thing… or maybe even if print media and television were an option today, social media still triumphs because it gives news in real time. Though of course on social media the high risk of fake news is very high, but hey guess what? I’d personally take that risk over propaganda any day.
So if you’re curious to know what’s going on in Zimbabwe, whether because you are not in Zimbabwe or are but can’t seem to know who or what to follow, here’s a list of twitter handles you’d want to be glued to. But, before that, it’s good to know which hashtags are being so you can easily follow the threads.
By the way, a disclaimer: these are not the only accounts or hashtags that have all the information you’d want, feel free to search out for more.
Hashtags
Twitter handles
- @matigary
- @Wamagaisa
- @263Chat
- @WeArePindula (disclaimer Techzim affiliate)
- @OpenParly
- @BrezhMalaba
- @TheStar_news
- @iAmKudaMaynard
- @ali_naka
- @Harumutasa
- @elias_mambo
- @ZimMediaReview
- @TembaMliswa
- @Povonews
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Povozim rather than PovoNews