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Prof Moyo in Twitter war with South Africans

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Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education Professor Jonathan Moyo has attacted the wrath of Twitter users mainly from South Africa after he posted a tweet lampooning the South African economy

Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education Professor Jonathan Moyo has attracted the wrath of  Twitter users mainly from South Africa after he posted a tweet lampooning the South African economy

Compiled By Annegrett Dube

 

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The Professor did not stop there.In a conversation with @nduna9 he further downgraded South Africa

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This prompted South Africans to react angrily to Moyo’s insinuations leading to the creation of the hashtag #SomeoneTellProfMoyo

South Africa’s International relations spokesperson Clayson Monyela retaliated by asking South Africans to weigh in on the issue

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The result:

Jonathan Moyo is no stranger to feuding with South Africans,in June he was involved in a Twitter war with Former South African Reserve Bank governor Tito Mboweni. Mboweni accused Moyo of scuppering an R1 billion economic rescue package while millions of Zimbabweans suffered.