The Commander-in-Chief of South Africa's Black Twitter is Actually a Zambian Blogger

        The Commander-in-Chief of South Africa's Black Twitter is Actually a Zambian Blogger
    The notoriously controversial parody account of Barry Roux is that of a male Zambian blogger. 
Rufaro Samanga
January 18, 2019
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The Commander-in-Chief of South Africa's Black Twitter is Actually a Zambian Blogger

The notoriously controversial parody account of Barry Roux is that of a male Zambian blogger.

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