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Response to “President calls for ‘hands-on’ technical skills”
There is no point in acquiring knowledge theoretically without being able to be practical about it. This is what the industry has been complaining about. Graduates should be completely equipped by the time they leave school. It is time tertiary institutions made sure that their graduates are a complete package. - @tino3
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Response to “Zimasco makes profit of $45m”
It’s always good to know that a company that was on the verge of collapse is being revived. This should be an encouragement to other local companies that are contemplating shutting down. Business can still thrive in Zimbabwe and people should keep pushing no matter the circumstances. - @talent
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Response to “Thousands meet First Lady” These meetings are progressive as they enable the solving of problems faced by the society. Concerns raised by the First Lady yesterday about the apostolic church having to be sensible to the needs of women are real and need to be addressed. - Freedom Sango
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Response to “Zimpapers’ cancer power walk hailed”
Cancer has become scarier than HIV and spreading awareness is crucial. This disease can be treated once detected in its early stages. A lot of lives have been lost especially in developing countries and we are glad that the media is playing an active role informing the public about the disease. - Ivainashe Rubaya
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Response to “Let’s remain united, says Khaya Moyo”
Any signs of rivalry and disunity within the ruling party will cause confusion amongst Zimbabweans and that is something to be avoided especially during this period. Unity will raise people’s confidence in the ruling party. - Yeukai Chirimo
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Response to “Woman stabs neighbour”
Women should learn to mind their own businesses. If one is offended by gossip they should talk about it with the offender amicably orlet sleeping dogs lie. There is dignity in doing that and those who gossip will realise that they will be just wasting their time. - Chiedza Musarurwa
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Response to “Zim courts Korean investors”
Zimbabwe is attracting a lot of foreign investment and we thank the business sector for coming up with strategies that lure investment. This is exactly what we need and we know that everything will normalise once we reach the peak. -Daniel Mashanga
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Response to “Accountant fleeces hospital of $68 000”
This is a serious crime that could result in total ruin of the offender. People should not take advantage of their position to steal money. Covering up such big crimes can only be for a certain period of time but the truth will always be discovered. - Patient
Response to “Man loses $2 600 in cloned card scam” It was just a matter of time. Debit and credit cards are not secure. People need to be careful with their details, the ATMs they use, even the POS machines. This is where most of the details are stolen. Watch some YouTube videos to get an idea. - Mela
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