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Responses to “Defeated champs cry foul”
Don’t cry Champs, you will win one day. This is not the end of the world. —@ takundwa90.
*** This is so sad. — @Munashewashe.
*** CAPS United is a good team. We know what you are capable of. Don’t despair. — @Rodneysimz.
*** Response to “Businessman rapes teen at gunpoint”
Both the grandmother and the businessman should not get away with light sentences. The court needs to set an example so that this common abuse stops. There are many other children going through the same practice and would-be offenders need to see what is happening to other people who rape. — @Cde poor.
*** Response to “Woman bashes husband for sex”
This woman went too far. — @Kenethmgandani.
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Response to “Mash Central readies for interface rally”
We can’t wait for the President to visit our province .This is an opportunity for us to let him know the problems we are facing and for him to put things in order. — Muchaneta Carol.
*** Responses to “Female lawyers rise 35pc”
Women are doing great. We thank Government for allowing men and women to access the same opportunities education-wise. This is a sign that the country is developing at a fast rate. — Rukudzo Tarodza.
*** We are proud of our women who have proved that what men can do women can also do. — Tatenda Jari.
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Response to “Ntouba toast of Harare Derby”
Well done Dynamos, but a lot of work still needs to be done in relation to ball control in the midfield. Some defenders still just pumping balls forward. Upfront passes are still being rushed and the team is poor when dealing with aerial balls. As for CAPS they did not have a formula upfront, just running hoping that the ball will get into the nets. — Chaps.
*** Child sexual abuse is a bad omen bedevilling communities countrywide. Schoolchildren have become age groups of predation, targeted by rogue and perverse men. School caretakers and school bus drivers must be mature men. It may not be a full proof precise, but the chances of them abusing innocent children are minimised. Young schoolchildren must not be left unsupervised at playgrounds and secluded places. Children must move in groups, not plodding home alone when lustful men are lurking in the shrubbery. Kids are leaders of tomorrow, let’s protect them. Also, kidnappers are on the prowl, keep a close eye on your children. — @Thomas Murisa.
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Response to “Tobacco export earnings up 13pc”
Foreign currency pouring in, this is good. — Fadzai.
*** Response to “Zim to chair 2018 World Health Assembly”
That’s great news Zimbabwe is capable of hosting many conferences and this is just the beginning of good things to come. — Raviro Gororo.
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