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— @ Sharon Takaedza.
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face chop over Opc” There is need for thorough investigations on the actual reasons of student failure. — @ Noel Zirobgwa.
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This case also needs to assess on the schools’ resources. Some schools do not have enough text books. —@ Pamela Mushangwe.
*** Teachers now concentrate more on extra lessons. Inspectors should be moving around schools monitoring. — @ Danny Chiremba.
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Response to “CCC leaders stole funds for elections — Hwende” We have had enough about this CCC party. It should never have participated in elections. There is so much chaos in the political party. — @ Cuthbert Mabwe. ***
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Authorities should look at the costs of producing tobacco. Contractors charge for the inputs at 100 percent foreign currency, transporters charge 100 percent while farmers get a portion of the forex. — @ Tendekayi Muzarurwi. *** Government should consider reviewing upwards to 85 percent so the business remains viable for most growers. — @ Stella Mutamba.
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Response to “Firm loses US$238 000 to robbers” Companies should never keep large sums of money at their premises as they fall prey to robbers. —@ Patie Maposah. ***
In most cases these robbers would be working with an insider. — @ Tonderai Rupiya.
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Staff members and even members of the public should be careful with whom they share critical information with. Sometimes you give in yourself to robbers, by just divulging unnecessary information about yourself. —@ Phineas Masiyiwa. ***
Response to “Gukurahundi; Journalism matters more in peace building initiatives” Media should never promote hate speech. — @ Lenny Nyathi.
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Response to “Tunga director at war with actors over payments” This is wrong, this is the reason why our actors do not go far. The industry is not lucrative. — @ Idai Mukandi. ***
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Catch them young. Promoting young talent. — @ Dudu Ncube. ***
Response to“ZPCS warns over fake recruitment message”
Spreading falsehoods and taking advantage of job seekers.
— @ Makanaka Mutoti.
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