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Response to “Govt scales up fish production”
This will improve food and nutrition security in communities. — @ Tariro Madzamba.
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Fish production should be upscaled so people can also get huge profits. — @ Brian Chapwanya.
Response to “Editorial comment: Billiat’s transfer worth the hype”
It was a good move taken by Khama to come back home and rejuvenate his career at Yadah. I was impressed by the unveiling ceremony at the Heart Stadium, keep the standard high PWM. — @ Simbarashe Vheremu.
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Response to “ZEC gazettes new legislators” Congrats to those who made it.
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This is critical in planning purposes. — @ Joseph Ndemera.
Response to “No one will die of hunger: President”
Government has already started assisting the vulnerable. — @ Dennis Makunde.
Response to “International confidence in Zim growing” Zimbabwe has been shining. It is regaining its status in Africa. — @ Alfred Masara.
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Response to “Chiefs’ welfare top priority: President” Chiefs are important custodians of the culture and should be accorded proper recognition. The Second Republic has been on point in terms of giving chiefs their status. — @ Pearson Ngulube.
Response to “6 in court for assault at apostolic shrine” Why should people fight at church. It should be a place of harmony and dispute resolution. Jesus never promoted violence. — @ Getrude Sadza.
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It is wrong to put the law into your own hands. — @ Patrick Dengu.
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They should have taken the suspect to the police than taking the law into their hands. — @ Rebecca Dongo.
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Response to“Female entrepreneurs get help to unlock business opportunities”
Women should be empowered, most of them do not have access to funding. — @ Delma Mpezeni.
Response to “Call to Action’s spurs improved service delivery” Residents deserve quality service.
— @ Marylin Muzoma.
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Local authorities should give good service to residents than just collecting revenue. — @ Sheilah Moyo.
Response to“Ghana passes Bill to restrict gay rights”
Gays rights are a taboo in Ghana. Such culture is unAfrican. — @ Sandra Gore.
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