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Response to “Tobacco marketing season opens amid high hopes for better prices” Farmers are expecting better prices for their crop. — @ Gram Ndavambi.
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The foreign currency retention is good, but we expected a higher percentage. — @ Grace Mandebvu.
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The tobacco season has started and will bring in foreign currency. — @ Isabella Matuvi.
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It is now that time of the year where farmers fall prey to conmen. There is need for education and sensitisation of farmers on important processes at the floors. — @ Martin Daka.
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Response to “SADC calls for total sanctions removal
Sanctions should be removed in totality. It does not help to remove the sanctions on some people and still leave other individuals under the stringent measures. — @ Noble Maruza.
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Sanctions should have never been imposed on Zimbabwe. They are illegal and will remain illegal. — @ Chengetai Madzikanda.
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Response to “Storm Filipo brings relief”
At least it is not bringing destruction to infrastructure. — @ Paul Ngoni.
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Response to “Parly fast tracks age of consent and PVO Bills”
Children are precious souls. They need protection and to be guided accordingly. This will protect the girl child and curb exploitation of children. — @ Nigel Murahwa.
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Response to “Embassy deploys to aid SA crash victims”
Thank you for the quick interventions. Hopefully the repatriation of those who died will be smooth. —@ Taurai Meki.
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Response to Zim, Egypt seek to deepen relations”
Working together will improve development. There are more positives than negatives in collaborations and deepening relations. —@ Cleo Muzarurwi.
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Response to “Police intensify drug, substance abuse fight”
We are together in this struggle. Tough measures need to be enforced against drug cartels. Drugs have destroyed our children’s future. —@ Francis Mhaka.
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This fight should go hand-in-glove with awareness campaigns at schools and colleges. Our children should be educated on the dangers of taking drugs. — @ Canaan Mushipe.
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Response to “US$720k heist: Two guards plead guilty”
Shameful act. One needs to understand the consequences of being dishonest. Guards are trusted to protect premises and not to steal. — @ David Kunaka.
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