YOUR FEEDBACK

Decisively deal with human-wildlife conflicts

Due to our proximity to the Save Conservancy, there are never ending conflicts between people and wild animals here in Middle Sabi, Chipinge. This includes elephants and lions. The perimeter fence around the Save Conservancy was destroyed by the Cyclone Idai-induced floods in 2019 and are yet to be repaired more than a year down the line.

Many people will lose their lives if something is not done as a matter of urgency. — Mathew Tinarwo, Chipinge.

When a woman toils for her family

Editor, last week you carried a story on how the brave women of Nyanga are making an impact in the mining sector there. I was impressed by their passion and determination.

Who said only men should be working in the mines? This is the attitude that is required if the country is to attain Vision 2030.

May Government please capacitate them through the provision of mining equipment and protective gear. — Mai Vimbai

Urbanites really need to take advantage of the resources they have to supplement their earnings through urban farming.

Once you have a piece of land, you are sitting on great value so utilise it to feed your family in one way or the other.

Besides, if someone is preoccupied with gardening, they are unlikely to think of leaving home unnecessarily. — Urban farmer.

Zimbabwe has lost a true son of the soil. Rest in peace Minister Perrence Shiri Lawrence Muziya responding to ’87-year-old rapes Grade One pupil’. — That old man needs to be castrated

As rightly noted by the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, there is absolutely no need to hurry into re-opening schools.

The Ministry is facilitating radio lessons, while some students are benefitting immensely through e-learning.

When the time is right, the schools will open their doors to our beloved children. — Baba Chantelle.

Please do something to encourage physical distancing in the Zupco buses. Public transport can easily become Covid-19 hotspots but this can be prevented through religiously fumigating the buses and maintaining physical distancing. — Gamu. Would it be so expensive for VID to construct a hill-start testing platform at their premises? Surely it is shocking to learn that driving learners are being tested in Mutare’s CBD with other road users passing by. — Disappointed Mutarean.

Masimbamakuru Kangai responding to ‘Muchinguri donates to health workers’ — Thank you loving mother

Rest in eternal peace Retired Air Marshal Perrance Shiri. You fought a good fight. — Irene Mwale.