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Responses to “Govt pays tribute to Catholic bishop” May Catholic Bishop Emeritus Alexio Muchabaiwa’s soul rest in eternal peace. — @BakuriV.
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Thank you Acting President Dr Constantino Chiwenga for honouring our late Roman Catholic Bishop Emeritus Alexio Muchabaiwa at St Dominic’s High School in Mutare. We appreciate this so much. — @ Musengi FG.
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May the good soul of our Father rest in peace. Fambai zvakanaka. —@ MutendiCatholica.
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Rest in peace Roman Catholic Bishop Emeritus Alexio Muchabaiwa. May God comfort the relatives and followers at our church. — @Samaita CC.
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Responses to “US$300 Covid allowance goes permanent as
salary”
This is good news for us. That civil servants will now be receiving the old US$300 Covid-19 allowances as part of their permanent pensionable salary is something we should be truly grateful for. It enhances our disposable income. — Tendai Bvekwa.
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I am so excited that this will help me to easily access loans unlike when the money was being paid as allowances. This is truly a morale booster for us civil servants. — CK Chiwaka.
*** Government could easily have scrapped this away, but I am happy that it’s stayed as pay. It helps improve remuneration levels for civil servants. — Sam Makhaya.
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Responses to“Operation Chenesa rolled out countrywide” The emergency major clean-up programme, Operation Chenesa Harare, rolled out by the Government at the end of last week to clean out heaps of garbage in Harare and increase water supplies by a third is a welcome development. The garbage was causing cholera to spread rapidly. — GD Makuni.
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With the rising number of cholera cases and with Harare now the epicentre, this operation to clear uncollected garbage will certainly avert the disaster which was looming. Thank you Government. — Masarira HQ.
*** Incompetence of some local authorities, mostly urban ones in refuse collection has led to illegal dumpsites mushrooming exposing citizens to health hazards forcing the Government to chip in. — Mwana Wevhu.
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Acting President Chiwenga and his wife Colonel Miniyothabo Chiwenga’s commitment to the Catholic church is much appreciated. It’s very commendable. — @Amen.
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Let’s remember the late Bishop Muchabaiwa, who was the first cleric to preside over the blessing of the National Heroes Acre and the reburial of the first two national heroes to be interred at the national shrine after independence. He supported the liberation struggle. He is a hero too. —@ CatholicHeroes.
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