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"Journalism is printing what someone else does not want to be printed. Everything else is public relations" George Owell. However what George Orwell forgot to ask himself or those who believe in this quotation is how can this unwanted printed information improve the Political, Economical, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal structures of society rather than worsen it or make it rift apart. In Zimbabwe we have come to realize the poverty, misinforming agenda, polarization and pro-ZANU PF agenda of the state media, The Herald. Not only the state media polarization but the ignorance, malnutrition and war journalism of the private media with a pro-opposition agenda. Which feeds out information that is ignorant and does not improve the Political, Economical, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal structures but rather worsens them with its war journalism. The correct and adequate sentence to define the Zimbabwean state and private media is " bad and poor jo

Firstly the agenda for the year 2017 has been the forthcoming 2018 presidential elections between President Robert Mugabe's ZANU PF and the opposition parties. That either one of the two should come out victorious, but what Zimbabwe needs for 2018 is not another ZANU PF landslide victory that has led the country into a landslide of dire problems, the opposition parties whom for over a decade have not constructed a solid foundation for themselves or a face like Nkosana Moyo of the Alliance for the People's Agenda who is a former ZANU PF member trying to usurp power for himself by using "youthful speech and economic freedom". The majority might be aware of this " presidential candidate " and also aware not to vote for him. Zimbabwe does not need either ZANU PF or the old incompetent opposition with the failure of policies. What Zimbabwe needs for 2018 in this new era is a fresh opposition of the youth with their vigor which is neither linked to any of our old