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IN response to We are tired of Zanu PF antics: ANC, MURONGA says: I really support the ruling African National Congress (ANC) party of South Africa national chairperson Gwede Mantashe. We, as citizens of Zimbabwe, are even more tired of this regime. Zanu PF thinks it is cleverer than others. It denies everything, and that’s its game. Whatever Zanu PF does to its cadres does not concern us. Whether they dismiss director for information Tafadzwa Mugwadi with immediate effect or not for bringing the name of the party into disrepute or not we don’t care. But the fact remains, that the two countries’ history which dates back before independence cannot be compromised by indiscipline in the Zimbabwean ruling party.
GWIZHIKITI says: Finally, the ANC has some guts to call Zanu PF out. For too long, it has tolerated nonsense. South Africa has sheltered millions of poor Zimbabweans, it has always wanted to help Zimbabwe, but then the northern brothers want to act bullies. We cannot have a small economy as Zimbabwe being the regions trouble child, all because of selfish grownup men who do not want to take responsibility of their future. President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his boys should grow up.
IN response to Govt urged to accelerate COVID-19 testing, MUC TINASHE says: The problem is our government which lies too much. Nothing is happening on the ground, yet it is claiming that tests are being done. Why are the authorities not being honest? COVID-19 is real and we need to be serious as a country as we deal with it.
IN response to UZ suspends examinations, PINIAS MUSENYEREKI says: That is a good move because we need to protect our children. By now, an institution like the University of Zimbabwe should have modalities in place for online classes. What are they doing with innovation hubs?
IN response to Rule of law now a pipe dream: ZPP, TORAI says: The rule of law shall continue to be a pipe dream because we normalised the abnormal by supporting the so-called new dispensation, which got into power through the back door. It is a sad reality that the rule of law will never be followed as long as Zanu PF is in power because it only follows the Constitution when it suits it. When Zanu PF is not winning, it throws the Constitution out through the window.