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Response to “Shop owners boycott rates as vendors wreak havoc”
Why should they pay rent when someone who is selling similar products to theirs, on their doorsteps, is not paying anything? — @georgemanyonga.
*** We said it before. Why should someone pay rent when others are not? Municipal police are busy taking bribes from vendors and mushikashika when other people are paying rates. — @moyomurefu.
*** Response to “Zimra chief Pasi resigns” It was long overdue. — @eddymaro.
*** Responses to “NSSA to increase pensions payout”
Thank you. Times are hard. — @carriemudzen. *** This is a timely move considering that the cost of transacting has increased in this plastic money era. — @joshmugede1. *** Good news to pensioners who are struggling. Hope NSSA will reduce other unnecessary costs. — @AtipaM.
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Response to “CAPS flex muscles” CAPS United will go places if they use home advantage as a final nail to silence their opponents. If CAPS United win two away matches then they are good to go. All in all CAPS United have scored three goals in the Champions League, the question of who scored more goals is seen by CAF when they want to give out the golden boot award. CAPS are scoring as a team. — Onnxy Chidaz.
*** Response to “Midlands saga: Kasukuwere under fire”
Kasukuwere must not use an iron hand in dealing with party matters. — Tapiwa Bhongeya Sigauke.
*** Response to “Drunk cop to face music”
Who certified that he was drunk. Maybe he was not feeling well. I want to be his lawyer during his hearing. — Rose Sauti Kadada. *** Punishing the cop will be unnecessary without understanding his state of mind. The officer needs help and professional counselling. — Anesu Mamhute.
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On the case of the drunk policeman. It should be interesting for people to know that only CCTV footage can be used as permissible evidence in a legal hearing. Anything else captured through a mobile phone cannot be used as concrete evidence. This lets the alleged drunk policeman off the hook. — Ngonidzashe, Harare.
*** Whether the detractors want it or not, the mining and agriculture sectors in Zimbabwe are on the rise. They can’t wish away fertility of our land or our minerals. Let us continue with our programmes one step at a time, we will build an African business hub. — Mlilo, Norton.
*** The youths are the vanguard of ZANU-PF. Meeting the President in June will go a long way in strengthening the party ahead of the elections in 2018. — Taps, Glendale.
*** CAPS United made us proud, Devon Chafa had an outstanding match. The way he played showed that Dynamos lost a midfield stalwart. I am now convinced that they can go all the way to the final if they carry on with the conviction they showed. Zimbabwean soccer is on the rise and CAPS United is clearing the way. — Baba Jerry, Highfield.
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