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Responses to “Hero’s welcome for Mnangagwa . . . ED pledges servant leadership . . . Thanks the nation for support”
Welcome back home Cde. — @Slackjawedyokel.
Response to “Speaker clears way for ED inauguration”
The peaceful and smooth flow of constitutional events that will see us having our new leader sworn in today is not only historic, but a political sigh of relief for all patriotic Zimbabweans.
We salute our Speaker Advocate Mudenda and Gen Chiwenga for spearheading the constitutional navigation. — @Cde Mzvinavhu.
Responses to “Chiwenga sues Moyo” The G40 cabal should be sued so that we get back all the money they looted. — @Wallace.
He deserves to be jailed for the rest of his life because of all that he did to the youths especially through Zimdef and the students’ grant. — @Tobaiwa.
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Responses to “UZ exams resume today”
If exams have resumed does that mean former First Lady “Dr” Grace Mugabe is now just Mrs Mugabe? Has she finally returned the doctorate? — Rutendo.
The students can now write their exams knowing that their country will soon be revamped so that by the time they graduate jobs will be waiting for them. — Samson Bere.
Responses to “Police absence brings smiles on motorists”
Daily targets imposed on roadblock teams to enforce a cash cow largely benefiting top echelons of the police force made life difficult for motorists.
We hope President Mnangagwa will focus on bringing change and development to the country especially the economy. He should also pay attention to combating corruption. — Dominic Shorai.
As motorists we are happy that police are no longer in the streets; this must be a sign that corruption will soon be out because these people were profiteering at our expense. — Shuvai Gurupira.
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Response to “I pledge to be your servant”
The Bible says do unto others what you would want them to do unto you. Masters should engage with their servants bearing in mind that there is a God in Heaven who is the Lord of all lords. A servant should work hard knowing that they are doing it for God.
President Mnangagwa should rule this country with the fear of God as we have seen in his address. He is a man of God. We hope he will bring change that no man has ever seen in Zimbabwe. — Jayden Ncube.
Response to “Protect your forests, Mutare residents urged”
Trees play a big role in our lives from providing oxygen which we cannot live without, timber, firewood and fruits to many other direct and indirect benefits. Therefore they must be protected from poachers. — Rudorwashe Furai.
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Response to “Five things a ‘new era’ must address”
I personally add to the five things that must be addressed; the sixth thing must be a war on poverty along with acquiring knowledge of how to take advantage of capitalism. — Jesse Franklin.
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