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@HeraldZimbabwe Responses to “Paul Mundandi dies” My sincere condolences. This man brought Zvishavane in the limelight. Through his reporting one would think Zvishavane was a major city in Zimbabwe. May his soul rest in peace. — @omahn.
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May his soul rest in peace. As far as I am concerned, the life history of Paul Saul Mundandi is not complete as there was no mention that he once worked in Mhangura. His journalism career started in Mhangura when he would report for Mhangura FC as a part-time journalist. Paul had a certain job in Mhangura though am not sure if it was in geology. He used to love Karikiriki so much. The then GM of Mhangura, a Mr Dube, then snatched him to Zvishavane where he became prominent. Thank you. Once more may his soul rest in peace. — @Josefachino.
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May his dear soul rest in eternal peace. He reminds me of the late veteran sports journalist, Jabes Lefani of Kadoma. — @ madzimbachengeta.
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May his soul rest in peace. — @chipkap.
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Response to “Chiwenga (Ellen) breaking down barriers”
She’s one of the sweetest people around! Wish her all the success. — @ ikram.
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Responses to “Harare City confirm CAF participation”
Congratulations to Harare City and their coach. — Lot Chitakasha.
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Responses to “The Amazing tale of a 12-year- old breadwinner”
God have mercy, the family needs all of us. — Thabiso. ***
Please advise how we can help? Perhaps bank details for the school and a way to send food to Amazing? — Jessica Tilly.
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Response to “Weed popcorn hits Gweru”
No matter which method of ingestion users choose, frequent use of any kind of drug has proved to be dangerous. Marijuana addiction is determined more by habitual behaviours than by a chemical need. Emotional side effects of marijuana use are heightened sense of awareness or altered perceptions, intense hunger, reduced motivation, extreme anxiety and mood swings particularly to a more relaxed, often drowsy or sedated state. After all has been said the most worrying thing is there is a university in Gweru. — Ashley Gwehama.
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Response to “‘Music, sports careers pay handsomely’”
Since not all children are academically gifted parents and teachers should be working hard to groom talents in children. — David. www. herald.co. zw
Responses to “Tanzanian police raid opposition party offices”
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He (President John Magufuli) almost got us believing he was different. — John Kachasu.
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When he (Magufuli) came into office and there were newspaper reports that he fired hospital staff I criticised him very much and people came against me. — Nelia.
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Response to “Zim lands two UNESCO posts”
Well done, we are doing great as a country in the education sector. — Rutendo.
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Response to “President, students meet on Saturday”
This meeting is expected to bring to light the concerns of the students. I hope we will hear about the plans of making life easier for the graduates. — Kudzanai Kaitano.