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Responses to “Phathisani bids Star FM fans farewell” Radio will not be the same without you. — @Gibbs.

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All the best @shumbapazvese - @ muza. Hope Star FM will find a suitable replacement. The radio station should have kept this talent. — @ AK47. ***

Responses to “Covid-19 donations pour in” Quite good to see donations “pouring in” especially at this time. Hope in future we, as Government provide the basics and then donations come on. — Sidlabebhekile Kahari.

Responses to ‘Dr Nkomo, a rare breed of sons of the soil’ Very true. Dr Nkomo was a real hero who did not discriminate against any race or tribe. We will remember him always. — Kunta Kinte.

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Dr Nkomo was a unifier, a nation builder and one of the most outstanding political figures of our time. His legacy must live on. We need to continuously teach our young generation about Dr Nkomo’s great political legacy. If we do not do this, our own heroes will be forgotten. Teaching Dr Nkomo’s legacy from a very tender age to high school and university levels is key. He legacy is part of our history — the struggle against white settler colonialism. He is a beacon and must stand tall in our nationalistic history. — Butholezwe.

Responses to “Twala gave her all in swansong performance” Farewell to gifted SA actor. Rest

in peace Twala. — Khumz.

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Lala ngoxolo Twala. You kept us entertained for decades. MHSRIP. — Gula-Msindo. ***

A star gone too soon. — Meme

Fikile.

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African actors need recognition whilst they are still alive. We have to celebrate our own stars. I hope SA honours Twala. — J Mzimande.

Responses to “Nehanda statue to cultivate heroism”

I commend the Government for a statue of the heroine of resistance to colonialism in our country. The statue of veteran nationalist Joshua Nkomo need not to have been erected in Bulawayo alone, but here in Harare too and most other areas in the country as part of nation building. What we need is a national policy on statues. It could be worth our while to consider the Botswana model where they have a composite statue of their founding fathers together. Mbuya Nehanda prognostication of a national struggle will inspire the girl. As a student of history, I would also want to see Chief Makoni and not to forget he was a chief who took head on the British settler colonialists. — Max.

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