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Africa unite and speak with one voice As we celebrate our journey as a continent, let us put Africa first and continue to embrace our own culture .
Kwane Nkrumah once said: “l am not African because l was born in Africa, but because Africa was born in me.”
We have everything in this continent.
Let us unite and speak with one voice all the time.
May the good lord bless Africa and the all the African people. — Proudly Africa.
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Dr Mangudya, please do something The current situation is not pleasing at all. It is shocking to note that the new notes have already flooded the black market.
As a result of a thriving black market, the prices of basic commodities continue to sky-rocket and the ordinary citizens are struggling to make ends meet.
Many business people are taking advantage of these torrid times to dupe us. Surely something can be done as a matter of urgency to flash out the cash barons that are putting pressure on the economy. Wrongdoers must face the full wrath of the law. — Terrence Mwedzi, South Africa.
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Times are hard for Tenax FC, with the leadership having sleepless nights over lack of sponsorship.
It is an open secret that the club is facing serious financial problems.
As soccer pundits, we don’t want the club to suffer or sink into oblivion, the corporate sector needs to intervene. — Top fan, Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
During this era, it is vital to remain positive in the midst of uncertainties.
We must unite and not reduce Zimbabwe into a war zone.
We are all Zimbabweans regardless of our differences.
Let us put Zimbabwe first and always promote peace and unity.
We will sail through. — TM.
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The Ecocash agents are fleecing unsuspecting people receiving money from Diaspora by offering ridiculous rates.
I will not sympathise with the agents
— Aliah. ****
Why can’t Government re-do the terms and conditions of these facilities that are causing more harm than good to our hard-earned money?
The mobile money platforms have created room for the so-called hyperinfalation in the country. Please tighten the screws.
— Bruce Nyandoro.
Happy Africa Day — @ PrayerNations.
I remember last week Chaya was saying on Diamond FM some couples are saying they are enjoying marital bliss during the lockdown. It’s sad that it some households it’s a different case altogether — @ DavyTsopo1.
Was impressed to see The Manica Post covering the Cyclone Idai recovery projects. Zimbabwe’s stories are usually covered by international media while the local media is obsessed with politics. Arts, sports, tourism and development (or lack thereof) stories should be covered. — Kudzai Mutisi.
The sharp increase in Covid-19 cases is really sad. — Phillip Paradzayi.