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Response to “New Year address by President Emmerson Mnangagwa”
What else can we ask for from the President? We are hopeful Cde President, we are here to assist in any way so we can move forward. Make Zimbabwe proud again! — @dzivaz80.
*** Responses to “Govt dissolves State Procurement Board”
Great move, new administration is moving with good speed. Just read the Auditor-General’s report to understand the rot that was there. — @Chaurura <mailto: there. — @Chaurura> *** Great news, maybe the new board will set up a procurement audit committee. — @bafungie25 <mailto: committee. — @bafungie25>
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Response to “Government slashes blood prices”
I stopped donating blood the day I bought the blood I regularly donated for free for quite a number of years.
I asked if there was a certain provision for regular blood donors and the answer was whether a donor or not you have to pay. At that time it was going for $144 a 500ml packet.
Thank you for reviewing the price, but still it’s too much for ordinary citizens. — Albert Million.
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Response to “Govt slashes blood prices”
Well done Cde President; the eye that sees is stronger than the one that ignores . . . someone failed kuzviita but remember blood is donated from individuals. — Jane Ngorima, Westgate.
Response to “RBZ pledges $2,5 million for Harare water treatment ”
The foremost issue is to control the effluent from Chitungwiza to Manyame and Hunyani rivers, including the Mukuvisi effluent into Lake Chivero.
The whole waste water management of the two councils should be controlled and monitored. I believe modern waste treatment plants are required. After the process then we talk of water treatment process. — Zec.
*** Response to “ED declares 2018 year of the people”
The President’s message has always been clear from the onset; he can’t walks the talk alone. The recovery of our economy requires a collective approach and each one of us has a role to play. Let us support this dispensation for the betterment of all Zimbabweans.
Let us shun all forms of corruption, unethical business conduct, greed, realising that what unites us is stronger than our enemy. God loves this great nation, so let us put Him at the centre of our problems to fully realise all the promises that He has prepared for us — Samuel.
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