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Response to “Child health cards scam exposed” Unscrupulous people always create artificial shortages so they can rip off people of their cash. This happens in most hospitals and clinics. — @ Kenneth Nyoni.
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Some health officials are now engaging in corrupt activities to get money. Thorough investigations should be done to bring to book all those abusing patients. — @ Maka Chikandiwa.
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Those caught on the wrong side should be fired. — @ Taku Mafadza.
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Response to “Govt to issue withdrawal letters for underutilised farms”
We cannot import food when we have farms. The land should be put to good use and that is food production. — @ Thelma Kamanga.
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Response to“Millers assure nation of ample maize supplies, dismiss claims of shortages” Some business people were already charging exorbitant prices for mealie meal. Thank God, no one will starve. — @ Fadziso Chijaka.
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Response to “Chiredzi cattle rustler jailed 111 years”
This serves him right. — @ Luke Chipoyera.
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A stern warning to would be rustlers. You will spend the rest of your life in prison. — @ Noku Mandaza.
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Life is not easy, if you want to get rich quickly you will end up in jail. —@ Delma Phiri.
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Response to“Farmers demand premiums as tobacco earnings surge 30pc”
Tobacco farmers should enjoy the fruit of their sweat. It is unfortunate that in most cases the farmer is the one who gets the smallest portion of profit along the whole value chain. —@ Tongai Musimwa.
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Response to“A shadow over our future: Tackling Zim’s adolescent pregnancy crisis”
It is sad that the number of young girls falling pregnant is increasing. Such cases should be reported to police. —@ Eddie Kachaka.
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Some of these young girls die giving birth. We have lost a number of girls due to teenage pregnancies. — @ Ntombizodwa Mashiri.
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Response to “Enough flowers for Valentine’s”
Good news, farmers should produce the flowers. There is no need to import flowers when the country has gifted producers. — @ Martin Rwizi.
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Response to “Mighty Warriors’ keeper considers quitting football”
Do not lose hope mummy, be patient one day it will work out. — Caren Madenyika.
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