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RESPONSE to “MDC-T fires Khupe, Gutu”. The MDC of today is like the Zanu-PF under Robert Mugabe; you do not fire people just because you disagree. Nelson Chamisa should have called for an extraordinary congress to deal with Ms Thokozani Khupe. — Dudzai1Munyoro.
RESPONSE to “ED opens $14 million refinery in Mutare”. We need more of these refineries in the country so that we will have low prices. You have our support Mr President. — Taiziveimambo.
RESPONSE to “Opposition parties in panic mode”. This is true. President Mnangagwa is very different from Mugabe. His approach to the elections is very calm and composed. Chamisa on the other hand is behaving like a headless chicken, maturity is the name of the game. — Ngwena.
RESPONSE to “US demands undermine re-engagement”. That is true, The United States of America should stay out of our politics. It’s agenda is to remove the Zanu-PF government from power and install Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) no matter whatever they are saying. We are not blind. It is clear that MDC is demanding equality whilst behind the scenes, it is being favoured by suppressing Zanu-PF. That’s totally unfair. It is needless for Zanu-PF to reform as requested by MDC until the ground is level for all. — Freedom Sibanda.
RESPONSE to “Plant 8 trees every year, urges Govt”. This is so important that in the UK the government has urged all farmers to allocate portions of their farms to growing trees and let nature take its course for the simple reason that all the woodland creatures are almost extinct now — even hedgehogs no longer abound, and the birds and squirrels are limited because due to all the farming there is no place for them to live and breathe freely and raise their little babies. Please, listen to the Minister, we do not need future generations to grow up without hearing bird song or see rabbits hopping across a field. — Bonacontention.
IT is indeed a step in the right direction that the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, in conjunction with other stakeholders, has added two more official languages to our Constitution. Hopefully all the remaining 13 languages will soon be added. — Lovemore Kashawo.