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RESPONSE to “New perks on the table for doctors”. We are happy that the Government and doctors are still concerned about reaching a common ground. This will ensure that patients are attended to in hospitals. With accommodation, food and transport fares being considered, life will be made easier for our doctors. — Tunga.

RESPONSE to “S. Africa relaxes child travel regulations”. This is a positive development, promoting the spirit of Ubuntu. At least one can enjoy Christmas with family on the other side of the Limpopo, interacting with the Vendas and Zulus. — Mkoma Sam.

RESPONSE to “Government seeks to establish e-classrooms”. We support you all the way, but it is our hope that you will keep your word. A lot of computers have been donated to rural schools, which do not have electricity, and they are already deteriorating. The first step is to make sure that all primary schools have access to electricity, and then we will talk about e-learning. Without doing that, we are not going anywhere. The programme will only be effective in urban areas while rural areas lag behind, which is quite unfair. — Thandeka.

RESPONSE to “Chiwenga ready to scale dizzy heights”. This is very good news, especially coming from the girl child. She has managed to show us that women can break the artificial glass ceiling. They cannot be limited by gender to achieve great things. She has set a good example for fellow girls, who want to do great in football. Well done girl. It is now our duty to move away from gender bias.— Tawananyasha.