He, however, maintained that he believes dialogue is the only way that will bailout Zimbabwe from a sharp economic crisis and conflicts.
“I think dialogue is the way to go because it saves lives, I am not a political genius handitozive (I don’t know much about) politics but all I pray for is peace in this country.
“If I offended you by that comment please find it in your hearts to understand and forgive me. One love is what I know and one love is what I believe in. Listen to my song “One Love Again” and hear my point of view and not what my comment may seem to mean. Thank you for being understanding,” he said.
Music analyst Plot Mhako has however dashed to Guspy Warrior’s defence saying intimidation and threats on artists’ freedom should not be tolerated.
“Guspy Warrior should not have apologized. He said nothing wrong. We all agree with him national dialogue is needed. Intimidation & threats on artists’ freedoms should never be tolerated,” said Mhako while posting on Facebook.
Meanwhile, cyber-bullying has become a big challenge in Zimbabwe.
A few weeks ago, Econet Wireless founder Strive Masiyiwa and his wife were forced to close their Twitter accounts after angry Zimbabweans bombarded them with hate messages after the business tycoon had described President Emmerson Mnangagwa as sincere.
