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IT IS unfortunate that the new ministers have been sworn in when we have the cholera outbreak. This has overshadowed everything else at this particular moment, which means it might not be business as usual in other ministries until this issue is resolved. I pray that this phase passes quickly so that we start paying attention to other issues that also need urgent attention, like the economy. — Liberty, Mazoe ****

The Ministry of Education must act to bring back sanity in our schools. Previously, students used to dress decently, but now mini-skirts and wired haircuts with some painted has become the order of the day. I am disgusted to see students with tattoos and heavy makeup. Some of the young girls look like prostitutes. — Tawanda Mhlanga, Dangamvura **** We have been facing serious electricity problems at Bonda Mission in Mutasa District, Manicaland Province. It seems as if the power utility has been deliberately switching us off without any explanation. At times electricity is switched on and off up to five times per day. It is so unbearable and unacceptable. Can the responsible minister intervene on this issue because I do not believe we have shortage of electricity in the country. It seems like the act is politically motivated. The wanton switching on and off has damaged a lot of electrical goods and

we do not know where to go for compensation. — Concerned Mr K.M

**** Thank you to all corporates and other stakeholders that have so far undertaken the task to assist in donations towards the prevailing cholera and typhoid menace. Possibly, the donations sourced will be put to good use and ensuring transparency and accountability prevails at all cost. — Lovemore Kashawo, Kuwadzana.