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Responses to “Seven die in accident” Almost always human error in these unfortunate incidents . . . It wouldn’t at all surprise me if said trailer wasn’t properly tethered. — Loud Speaker.
*** Sad. If only we could actually start dualising the highway, we could see fewer of these. — Mkanya GP.
Responses to “Zimbabwe and China sign Memoranda of Understanding that will expedite the country’s socio-economic recovery under the new dispensation”
I hope that these deals translate into the creation of more employment opportunities for people otherwise they are meaningless to the common man. — Nicolate Gwatiþ @NicolateGwati.
*** Responses to “Winnie Madikizela-Mandela dies”
A revolutionary icon, we will miss you. May your soul rest in peace! — TichaonaJKapfundeþ @KapfundeJ.
RIP Mama Winnie. — Kanumarsþ @ KMaraidza. Responses to “Seven die in accident” So sad. . . may their souls rest in peace. — Edmore Hungwe.
*** May their souls rest in eternal peace! — Lorraine Mpofu.
*** Responses to “ZIM, CHINA SIGN LANDMARK MoUs AS . . . President scores big in Beijing”
Thank you Mr President for what you are doing. We keep on praying for you and the government. You are doing good things bit by bit, God is with you. — Manwere Karanje.
Responses to “CR7’s goal dazzles the world”
It was a gem, they do not come better than that anymore and we can safely say that his career is now summarised by that goal and even if he leaves now or is done as a soccer player. — eliah.
*** Responses to “Harare now ‘bottle store city’: Mayor”
No industry Mr Manyenyeni, people need to survive. As longer as they don’t steal anyone’s property, let them find something to put on the table. Normalise industry first, then we start from there.
Most of you guys don’t even know how people struggle to earn a single dollar because you are sitting pretty. If I tell you that, “madeko ndakavata ne nzara,” you would ask, “anorevei ko uyu?” meaning you don’t know kuti nzara chii. — Tman zimbabwe.
*** Taurai henyu Mayor. Exposes incompetence at the City of Harare Planning Department. Zindoga Shopping Centre has more than 10 bottle stores, Southerton shops every other shop is a bottle store. The whole planning and development control departments should be fired. — Mai Two.
Responses to “Mudede birth row spills into High Court”
The best policy is that the child should be registered in the presence of both parents. Is it not an offence already for one of the parents to refuse to register their child? Justice for Children Trust should be fighting to have the mother of Albarn’s daughter prosecuted.
She is the one who is denying the child the right to a birth certificate. In addition, how old is the daughter and is there no time limit after birth for registering a child? People are fond of castigating the RegistrarGeneral but I find Mr Mudede to be one of the most experienced civil servants.
One cannot just register a child without sufficient proof to the satisfaction of the births officer that they are the biological parent. — Goto. Readers are invited to send comments and feedback through any of the above platforms. Since The Herald is published in English, we would prefer our readers to write in English — Editor.