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RESPONSE to “Mbare Musika faces temporary closure” Moving long distance buses to new designated sites is a great way to motivate vendors to leave the central business district. — Reid Lyton

ALL Zimbabweans let’s go out in our numbers and register to vote, that’s the coolest thing to do. — Morris.

RESPONSE to “Truckers block Beitbridge Border Post”: We should be making efforts to ensure clearing of goods is more transparent and quicker to reduce any hindrances to the smooth flow of traffic. There are many innovative technologies and systems that can be implemented to deal with clearance in the shortest possible time. Everyone knows that the delays are man-made to force truckers to pay bribes. — Gary.

THERE are numerous things happening in our country Zimbabwe that really baffle me. You read a Whatsapp message around 1800 hrs announcing “cooking oil crisis” and for sure the following morning you will find no cooking oil in shops. Who is the captain of this ship of confusion in our land? Our economy is tittering already and someone in the comfort of his bed is scheming ways to completely push Zimbabwe into oblivion. Let us stand strongly against anything that destroys our economy more and more. To me it is preposterous because you cannot prove a point by making people lack basic commodities, that is what I call self-defeating. — Afiki Mbiya

SURELY Mr Mudede the issue of paying or not paying for documents is something else. The reality is that thousands are being sent home or referred to far away areas for those documents. I think you need proper feedback from your ground officials so you can take appropriate action. Currently people are being frustrated by your people. — WILSON