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RESPONSE to “Call to honour heroes, safeguard their legacy”
Zimbabwe’s demographic structure shows that the country is dominated by the young. It is good to celebrate Heroes’ Day so that our young ones know all about our history. — @FaraiCharwa.
*** Response to “Malaria cases on the rise”
We definitely need to do something about this because this could result in a lot of deaths. — @sasha18.
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Response to “Grain deliveries hit 540 000t”
Zimbabwe is finally becoming self-sufficient in terms of food. Our excess can of course be directed towards exportation and we can get to enjoy the benefits. Thank you Government for your intervention .— John Chaipa.
*** Response to “School feeding scheme to stay”
Some schoolchildren go to school without eating. This results in low or no concentration during lessons because of hunger.
Our Government understands this and will not stop the school feeding scheme.
That is very progressive of the Government and it is very much appreciated. — Tendai Matanga.
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Response to “Big plans for Tokwe-Mukosi fisheries”
It is good that people together with the Government have the same vision of fully taking to advantage our resources. Keep up the good work and help develop our communities. — Chiedza Matunhu. *** Response to “Cde Mahofa dies” Rest in peace Cde! A true revolutionary. — Cde Moyo, Harare.
*** Response to “ZAS bans poultry at this year’s Agric Show”
The bird flu that has rocked the nation has resulted in Zimbabwe suffering a great loss of chickens.
All other types of livestock are at risk because they can also be infected. The decision by ZAS is a good one for prevention of further losses. — Gregory Matiza.
*** Response to “All set for Barca, Warriors match”
It is good for our Warriors to get international exposure.
Having a match with one of the internationally recognised teams is such a huge accomplishment for us as Zimbabweans and let us use this opportunity to create connections that will benefit us in the future. — Terrence Mawanza.
*** Response to “Cellphone levy boosts health”
Hospitals, especially those in marginalised areas have been having problems of shortages of medicine resulting in patients’ conditions worsening. A lot even lost their lives.
If patients are able to access medicine easily then lives can be saved. — Tatenda Sibanda.
Response to “Cde Mahofa dies”
Oh dear. My sincere condolences to the family. May her soul rest in peace. — Cde Muzvinavhu (Prof).
*** Response to “Bulawayo delivers its first tube baby”
It just shows how Zimbabwe has sophisticated medical expertise to provide medical services and techniques taken for granted in developed nations.
What is lacking, however, is Government drive and initiative to prioritise adequate regular resources to renovate, rejuvenate, and provide sufficient modern medication and equipment to all hospitals and clinics in the country to function properly. — Ruzvidzo.
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