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@HeraldZimbabwe Responses to “IMF offers to help Zim clear arrears” I think ED is as sincere as his Finance Minister. This will make Zimbabwe tick again. Let’s join hands in making this great country work. — @Tawenga Madziva. *** Response to “Shun party politics, councils urged” Confused misguided legislators, why did they agree to be sworn-in if they didn’t want to do Government duties. Five years will come to pass making noise. I fail to understand why they were voted for. — @KurevaNyasha.
*** Response to “Man kills domestic worker’s family” Zimbabwe should say no to violence. Where is ubuntu? I think we should have enough family time and educate our children like in the good old days. Let’s teach our children the right things and give them love and affection. All these armed robberies will eventually stop and Zimbabwe will be a safe place again. — @Primrosegutuza. The Herald — Zimbabwe Response to “Shun party politics, councils urged” Local authorities are the coalface of service delivery, but our local government system allows for the election of grossly ignorant and massively uneducated people to oversee service delivery! We need to amend the Constitution to make it mandatory for anyone wishing to be elected councillor to have some sort of a post-schooling qualification! — Sean Nhaka. *** Response to “Mutinhiri’s NPF disbands” Sometimes it takes long for the eyes to see. But it’s never late to reconsider, neither is it bad to show the nation that you are self-centred and you don’t understand the party’s political ideology hence you are not patriotic to the nation. — Ray Mbada. SMS/WhatsApp: +263774111101
NPF party was a joke, to say the least and its disbandment doesn’t surprise me. Their mistake was to take advice from the disgraced political science professor Jonathan Moyo, who told them Mugabe was a factor in Zimbabwean politics. — Loreen Maringa. www.herald.co.zw Responses to “IMF offers to help
Zim clear arrears” Good news for Zimbabwe. Thank you ED for ushering in a fresh era to Zimbabwe. May God protect you and grand you more wisdom. ED you are God-sent to unite Zimbabweans despite political differences as witnessed by your extending of the olive branch to MDC-Alliance leader Chamisa. Keep re-engaging the international community for Zimbabwe’s sake. You are a visionary and we know you can take Zimbabwe to its rightful position in SADC, Africa and the world. — Linda Ndlovu UZ.
*** Hon Ncube, we pray God will give you the wisdom, boldness and strategies to rebuild our economy and nation. God’s richest blessing as you formulate and implement the blueprint as we march on towards becoming a middle income and then a first world nation. God bless Hon Minister M. Ncube. God bless President Mnangagwa. God bless Zimbabwe. — MuZimbo. *** Responses to “Govt declares war on cholera” Cholera is killing people and if it’s not contained more people will die. Thank you Government for your intervention. Council is not doing anything to help contain the disease. — Max.