YOUR FEEDBACK
DYNAMOS coach Biggie Zuze should shape the club and help the youngsters at his disposal to produce positive results on the field of play. Yes, I respect the current coach, but complaining continuously when you are the man at the helm does not make things any better. There are some teething problems in at Dynamos and we should solve them before it is too late. I would also like to appeal to my home team Mutare City Rovers to put their house in order. Gusha Boys’ poor performance has been pathetic so far. — Terrence Mwedzi.
It is encouraging to note that some opposition elements for first time in history have hailed the ruling Zanu PF party’s 2018 election manifesto. Personally, I was delighted to read that manifesto. It speaks to the people. We want leaders who can take us to Canaan. God bless Zimbabwe. — TM
The problem with education for certification is that people will take pride in their certificates than what they are able to do. That is why corruption has drilled holes in the economy. It is about sustaining false lifestyles. — Mahuhushe
Developed countries’ politics is based on stone cast policies. Change of Government does not change their thrusts towards development to reach and maintain the people’ set high standards of living. Political groups are not there to oppose for the sake of it, making noise just to be heard. Change of Government does not mean changing course to tamper with their history. In Africa, politics is a temperamental beast of some kind where constitutions are changed to suit individuals’ appetites. This kind of divisive politics has no human soul. — Richard Chauke
With harmonised elections around the corner, we have MDC factions and hostile NGOs attacking our patriotic soldiers. They peddle all sorts of falsehoods that soldiers have been deployed in rural areas to intimidate people, yet all political parties are campaigning freely with no incidence of intimidation and violence. — RMC
The mistake being made by MDC Alliance under Mr Nelson Chamisa is to think that opposing everything that Zanu PF says or does is bidding for the British. That MDC-T exists to fight Zanu PF does not mean the British are there to support them. Mr Chamisa is exposing himself as someone who should never to be trusted with power. He is not a good liar and pretends all is well in his loose coalition, yet there is chaos over primary elections. —Observer
The mutilation of Shona by noise-makers composing obscene lyrics on the basis of freedom of expression is lack of creativity. Such public stunts should never be given attention. Our language should never be abused by those with loose tongues. — Patriot
The onus is on the contractor to have modern efficient equipment to do the work than lament inability to import spare parts. That the contractor is summoning equipment elsewhere should not be entertained. That is a lame excuse for delay. —Reader
Incidences of under 18’s patronising watering holes are on the rise and authorities are doing nothing to correct the situation. Boys and girls frequenting night clubs have become a common sight. One is left wondering what will become of their future. During the old days daughters used to cook at home like their mothers. Now, it seems they have joined the fray of flesh peddling. ‘Pasi parohwa nenyundo! — Witness
Extra marital relationships are dangerous. An adulterous couple had to kill their babe to cover up their shenanigans. It’s a pity and shame on them. Adultery is wrong and its after-effects affect so many. Sex is funny but it can have a bitter end if done the wrong way. — Moralist
Most politicians have chameleon characteristics. When the grass is green, they wear green suits. When the grass is dry and brown they wear brown suits. Analyst
No matter the reason, killing is not good. Ending someone’s life is a sin. — Tawanda Mhlanga, Dangamvura
Couples should learn to respect their marriages. The game of dating married people is very dangerous to say the least. Extra marital relations seem cool, but the after-effects will hurt many people. Let us avoid this open zip policy. — Social Commentator, Mutare
The opposition political parties under the MDC Alliance banner are calling for electoral reforms, but what I feel is required is the transformation mindset by the politicians themselves. Some of them are busy calling for reforms, but do not respect their own intra-party laws. Charity begins at home. — Political Observer
Let us support Government efforts to fight corruption. Our problems at times are self inflicted. Citizens of this great nation should be held accountable for fuelling corruption in one way or the other. A lot of us have accumulated wealth through kickbacks, and still blame it on Government. — Patriot