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@HeraldZimbabwe Response to “My hands are clean: Gumbo”
Could all what Minister Joram Gumbo is saying be true? Gumbo sees nothing WRONG with all his actions. Thank you @caesarzvayi @HeraldZimbabwe for the story. We hope @edmnangagwa has read. — @Max.
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Response to “My hands are clean: Gumbo” Hahaha who has ever admitted that his/her hands are dirty. — Nsizwa Nkomo.
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Response to “EU observers in poll U-turn” They wanted their sons and daughters to run Zimbabwe hence they set their expectations which they termed international standards. How can Zimbabwe meet these so called international standards when most of the work is still done manually? Their report is not surprising because their people did not make it. — Shumba Mushirivindi Masilo.
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Response to “Editorial comment: Consumers must reward the fair” A very sober and honest analysis. As for me there is one particular service station where as long as things are normal they are never going to see my vehicle at their pumps. We should punish all those shops that made life unbearable for us by simply shunning them leaving them to sell to their relatives. One big problem that our businesses fail to appreciate is that consumers have a lot of power. - Washington Chimalizeni
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Response to “$150m for Masvingo road rehabilitation” Surely, the road needs to be rehabilitated since it is so pivotal in many aspects of Zimbabwean economy, commerce, etc. - @NcubeJackroller.
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The Warriors played a good game although the officiating was a bit questionable. ZIFA should lodge a complaint with CAF especially on that dubious offside call. We deserve better. — Chamunorwa.
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Response to “My hands are clean: Gumbo” This is corruption at its highest. He doesn’t even understand that he is implicating himself. Please ZACC go for this guy. This is not acceptable. — Dzasukwa Mwanaasinahembe.
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Response “We’re ready to assist
Zim — SA minister” What is of prime importance here is the attitude of good comradeship being displayed. Even if we receive one hundred rand, it is the message which is very important and thank you South Africa for being a wonderful neighbour. — Kunta Kinte.
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Response to “Govt unveils price
monitoring system” The Government needs to takeover our urban transport operations because people are suffering as operators talk a lot in defence of their unjustified profiteering. People’s lives are at risk as some of the vehicles (kombis) are just a bunch of moving scrap. — Ray Mbada.
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