Comedy Roast Show opens space for political discussion

THE Comedy Roast Show of Norton member of Parliament Temba Mliswa, which was held at Reps Theatre in Harare on September 30 was a platform that provided space for political conversations.

With Zimbabwe holding elections next year, it is not a secret that politics is affecting development of every sector in the country including the Arts Industry.

The comedy show was attended to full capacity, with panelists that include Comrade Fatso, the director of Shoko Festival, self-proclaimed prophet Talent Madungwe, Vimbai Zimuto, Kikky Badass, Luckie Aaron from Bus Stop TV, Skanyiso and Carl Joshua Ncube.

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