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Response to “$400m for

urban road rehab”

This is a commendable move by the Government and it will give a major uplift to our roads. It has come at the right time. The state of the roads and even the town is disgracing. The roads are full of potholes and these are leading to many road accidents occurring. The city council has failed to do anything in towns. It has delivered nothing since its inception and one wonders where are council officials and what are they doing?

Response to “Apostolic sect

leaders vaccinated”

The apostolic sect leaders have set a good example for their supporters and congregants. Let us all get vaccinated. If someone can do it why can you not do it? It is for the good of all of us and let us all go out in our numbers. People should not listen to conspiracies against the vaccines.

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Response to “Mozambique terrorists murder Zim man”

This is so sad. May his departed soul rest in peace and may his family find comfort in these sorrowful times. I think the intervention of the Southern African Development Community ( SADC) forces will save the lives of many people who are innocent and being killed. This will curb the crisis from spreading into other neighbouring countries. There is need and urgent need to suffocate the insurgents and their supply avenues. —

Responses to “Vaccination programme impressive”

This is positive news. People should continue to be vaccinated in numbers. If we are united, we can fight the pandemic. We should not let our guard down. Vaccination is the best way for us to stay safe. — Moyondizvo. ***

People should continue masking up, sanitising and practising social distancing. We should thank the Government for the decentralisation of the vaccination points. It is now accessible as it is now around our residential areas. This is indeed a positive response by the people. Responses to “Man axes brother in dispute over home

stead inheritance” So sad and pathetic. What has our country become of? Where are our values, love and respect that we used to have for one another? Ubuntu has gone down the drain. Let us go back to our culture where human life is sacred. People should learn to work for themselves, be independent and self- suffi cient rather than depend on inheritance.

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