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Response to “2021 National Budget gets presidential nod” Thank you Honourable Minister of Finance for the budget that caters for everyone in all the ministries. This will go a long way in meeting all the expected budgets of the Government departments. —@Chido Matamba.
Response to “US$ 2,7m heist an inside job”
It’s indeed an inside job. Those guys know where the money is. —@ Mcmillan.
Response to “Immigration tightens screws at Beitbridge border”
Well done Immigration Dept. There should be order at Beitbridge. —@ Tirivanhu Kateera.
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Response to “2021 National Budget gets presidential nod” Now that the President has given the nod to the 2021 National Budget, let us all get down to business, remembering that all corrupt people are being punished. — Tirivanhu Kateera.
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Response to “2020 radio,
TV charts lack the ‘wow’ factor”
Generally, our radio content has degenerated so much that there is no longer anything worth listening to. The content has become so childish and sometimes down right obscene, foul and indecent to the point of being an embarrassment to the nation. It is not about how much it costs to call radio that has reduced people’s participation. People still have money for data. In Zimbabwe, some people would rather go without food, opting to buy data for social media and radio chats. But radio generally has gone to the dogs. — Masaisai.
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Responses to “C’wealth, sanctions removal top priority”
Engagement and re- engagement are bearing fruit. Zimbabwe must continue with this thrust. However, the opposition is throwing stones in the way and l hope the international community will one day see through the Trumpian tactic. — John Sigauke.
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We call for the removal of sanctions. They are an impediment to economic growth. — Chido Matamba.
*** Sanctions are illegal and hurt the ordinary men and woman, especially children. — Rutendo Jiri. ***
Response to “FCP crash out of Champs League”
Do not worry FCP. You played your part very well, only that it was not football as you expected, but war in DAR as the Simba FC coach put it. I am a die-hard CAPS United supporter, but I can safely admit that for the past few years, you have been the champion of Zimbabwean football. Well done Nomara for a sterling job. Hope that very soon you will be back in the Warriors technical team and do what you know best for our nation. — Moses Chinhema.
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