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Responses to “Zim attains $29m budget surplus” Zimbabwe is on the right path and I have all the confidence in Prof Ncube. — Gatsi. *** Nothing is impossible under the sun, what other countries can do, we can do better in Zimbabwe. All we need is sensitive leadership. Not cobras. They are too poisonous in their speech and their saliva. — Max Maphosa. *** Well done Ncube, that’s the way to go. — Bongani Dlamini. *** Response to “Police on high alert ahead of MDCA demo” It is the people’s right to hold demonstrations, but it is wise to know exactly what you are demonstrating for. Pafungei ipapo. — Yowe. *** Response to “Civil servants get bonuses” The new Finance Minister can get us to places we have never been before. — Eliah.
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Responses to “Govt on top of fuel situation” Our fuel is now practically the cheapest in the region. We need to be aware of the possibility of it being smuggled especially to our northern neighbours. — Goto.
*** Thank you minister for that assurance. On the other hand, something has to be done as a matter of urgency by either Zera or responsible authorities as a number of service stations are now denying and diverting fuel meant for the public to pre-paid customers with (name withheld) service station as one of the main culprit among others.
Fuel delivered and sourced by the Government is for the general paying public not for selected few and who knows they may be selling this product to the chosen few in forex and something very dirty is now taking place right under the nose of authorities.
Please save the private motorists as very soon we will be witnessing what is happening in the drugs industry were the much dreaded forex is demanded for life-threatening medication. Direct fuel imports using one’s forex as we know is the product which must be set aside for pre-paid customers not for the service stations to dip their hands into product meant for the general public. Please investigate this urgent and correct it. — Eliah.
*** Too much vehicles, why not resort to bicycles like China? The problem with us Zimbabweans is we are not focused, we must first define and discover ourselves and be objective. Remember we are landlocked, let’s walk. — Gakangoma77.
*** Thank you Minister of Finance for always updating us on the economic situation of the country. We really appreciate your efforts in our road to economic recovery. — Rudo Saungweme.