Social Media Feedback
Response to “Continued dry spell worries farmers” Climate change effects can now be seen. It is important to shift to irrigation. — @ Mercy Masawi.
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We should also pray for the rains as a nation. — @ Given Shereni.
Response to “Erect security fence to cut human-wildlife conflicts”
Good idea, but the communities should also not vandalise the fences. — @ Tracy Pangeti.
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Game fence is the best way to help reduce human-wildlife conflict. — @ Simba Mandisodza.
Response to “Accident victim gets US$37 189 damages” Wish more people could claim for damages. Some motorists are so careless and do not even care about lives. — @ Ivan Mundita.
Response to “Young Cabinet minister opening doors for women, girls”
Well done Hon Mavetera, you set a good example for young girls. Many will also be inspired to work hard in life and not look down upon themselves. — @ Getty Masango. ***
Keep shining woman of valour, the sky is the limit. — @ Moline Nguwo.
Response to“Let’s utilise VTCs to our benefit”
Youths should take advantage of the vocational training centres across the country to empower themselves with life skills. — @ Kevin Matore.
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Such skills will enable many to create employment opportunities. —@ Samuel Kapita.
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Instead of abusing drugs, youths can enrol at VCTs for empowerment. —@ Joseph Mashumba.
Response to“Empowering women: A cornerstone of Zim’s development agenda”
*** Government has come up with several initiatives to ensure women can have the same economic opportunities as men. — @ Clara Denhere.
Response to Mhona calls for removal of sanctions in Geneva” Sanctions should go as early as yesterday. — @ Jim Masenda.
Response to“Take up challenge to develop Zim, youths urged” Youths should love their country and work hard to develop it. — @ Nelson Mudare.
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Those in the diaspora should aim to invest back home. Let us work hard to attain the Zimbabwe we want. —@ Petronella Chikasha.
Response to “Youths urged to embrace Second Republic” Youths should participate in income generating projects being availed to uplift their lives. — @ Veronica Makwara.
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