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Response to “Cabinet acts on
transport blues”
We all hope that the transport issue will be solved soon as many have to go through a struggle to get transport to and from the CBD. — @Kiki.
*** Transport to and from work has become a major challenge. People now spend most of the time in queues waiting for buses to ferry them either to work or home, and this affects production. — @ Madovi.
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Response to “Four radio sta
tion projects complete”
We applaud our Government for this great achievement of ensuring plurality in the media. — @ Mlungisi Dhliwayo.
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Response to “Challenges persist despite more buses added to Zupco fleet”
There is need for more buses in good condition. The private sector should also be roped in. ZUPCO should ensure private players do not dump their ramshackle buses to the parastatal as these are always breaking down and this does not improve the situation. People are turning to private vehicles and mushikashika because they do not have a choice. The mushikashika are also making a killing by charging double fares. — Johannes Kahanda.
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Response to “Museum construction begins”
We are looking forward to having a new museum. Museums play a crucial role in preserving culture and tradition. The younger generations will get to know and understand their history better when they visit the museum. — Matilda James.
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Response to “Jumbo victim identified”
May his soul rest in peace. Let’s all try to stay away from places that have wild and dangerous animals. — Kenneth.
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Response to “Indian charity organisations, businesses praise First Lady’s works”
The First Lady Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa is leading by example. She has helped many people; young girls, the aged, orphans among others. We are grateful for her love which has seen her sharing with the needy and disadvantaged. — Tapiwa Ngoro.
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Response to “Police probe Mutare accident which left 4 dead”
This is a sad incident. Innocent people died because of the careless driver who was evading arrest. How much fine is worth the life of people? Police should also not throw spikes at vehicles as this will cause accidents. — Shamiso Seke.
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Response to sprinter Chiborise shines in Botswana
Congratulations Chiborise for flying the Zimbabwean flag high. Keep shining and show them what Zimbabweans are made of. — Titus Marange.
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