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IN response to ED warns Zanu PF name droppers, FAMBAI says: This sounds good, but it is unfortunate that such rhetoric has not translated into action. President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been making promises since his ascendancy to the helm but he has not fulfilled them. At this rate, the dream of becoming an uppermiddle income economy by 2030 remains a mirage.

IN response to Chamisa slammed over false promises, JOHN MUNATSI says: I don‘t know why Zimbabweans are now stooping so low. President Emmerson Mnangagwa promised us free education, free health services, two million houses and four million jobs, but nothing has been delivered or fulfilled, but we have the audacity to ask for a job from an opposition leader who is being tarnished and choked by the government. The Chiredzi community should know that Chamisa said if the government changes, the former Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services officer would return to work. Moreover, the guy was not fighting for Chamisa, but for his own kids‘ future.

IN response to ‘ We’re not bound by WHO advice’, NYANGA says: The banning of elections comes at a time the anti-sanctions gala is loading even though the environment is not yet safe. It seems laws are being applied selectively. Common sense is not common anymore. The ruling Zanu PF party is holding intraparty elections, yet it promulgated laws that effectively banned inter-party elections. Is Zimbabwe an Animal Farm?

IN response to Corrupt leaders have no place in Zanu PF: ED, CHANGU says: If President Emmerson Mnangagwa is serious about fighting corruption, why is he arresting and harassing journalists who expose the vice? How many criminals who were surrounding the late former President Robert Mugabe has his new dispensation arrested so far? Stop paying lip-service and step down.

CHANDI says: As usual the same man who has worked tirelessly for more than 40 years to help turn this country into ruins speaks against corruption.