Chronicle SMS/WhatsApp
FLASHBACK. April 27, 24 years ago in 1993 was a very sad and horrific day to remember after a Zambian national team plane crashed off the coast of Gabon and saw all players and officials aboard perishing. We will always remember one of the players on the plane. — the late midfield maestro Derby Mankinka, who once played for a Zimbabwe club. May the souls of all Zambians who sorely perished then, rest in peace. — Lovemore Kashawo, Harare.
EX-ZIPRA properties refers. Yes I agree with an inclusive approach as suggested. When this programme was effected in 1980 I was in hospital the whole year, as a result I was unable to contribute. However I think they can go further with their suggestion and raise the coffers. — J Patana, Bulawayo.
WE are now living in danger due to sewage running around the flat at corner Fort Street and Connaught Avenue. We are appealing to the City Fathers to assist us as soon as possible since this is a health hazard. — Concerned Residents
RESPONSE to “Drama at Kasukuwere probe”. Yes, there are disagreements akin to political siblings seeing issues differently. It is by no means a political tsunami, but only internal issues demanding necessary dialogue and a way forward resolution. The bottom line is that any issues will soon be resolved in a manner that will ensure unity, discipline and direction in our revolutionary party. — Cde Mzvinavhu
RESPONSE to “Bus accident kills five”: Buses are not supposed to exceed 80km/h in wide tarred roads and not exceed 60 km/h in urban areas. This is also inscribed on the vehicles as a reminder to the drivers and ZRP. But no one is enforcing that rule. — Cde Samanyanga.
GO well Cde Ntuliki a true son of the soil who gave himself in service to this country when we were fighting for independence and after it was attained. — Jabulani Ndlovu, Bulawayo
IT is interesting to see the nationalistic fervour that has captured the Western world. When such things happen African countries should examine what it means for them and how best to respond to it. — Thomas Kureba.