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IN response to ‘COVID-19 surge won’t force schools closure’, TAFATAONA SIMBI says: We hope this time around, the Primary and Secondary Education ministry won’t force the closure of schools. We must understand that COVID-19 is here to stay, therefore, we must always try our best to take all the precautionary measures to stop the spread of the pandemic.
IN response to Mugabe exhumation: Grace loses case, RANGA SHATO says: The issue of the exhumation of late former President Robert Mugabe’s body is now annoying. Why does the President Emmerson Mnangagwa-led government want to force the exhumation of Mugabe yet, in actual fact, the late vowed that his tormentors could not preside over his funeral? He preferred to be buried close to his mother’s grave. So, why does Mnangagwa want to force matters?
IN response to Police disrupt peace day commemorations, BENSON CHOLA says: The Zimbabwe Republic Police should be careful not to be abused by the Zanu PF regime. The police are responsible for maintaining public order and safety, enforcing the law, and preventing, detecting, and investigating criminal activities, and not siding with a certain party.
IN response to Respect people’s rights, govt urged, ROVERAI TADII says: Government has never respected people’s rights, as exhibited particularly at the time when President Emmerson Mnangagwa grabbed power with the assistance of the military, moreso when civilians were gunned down in daylight during the August 1, 2018, postelection protests. Those responsible for the deaths have not faced justice.
IN response to ‘Emulate selfless Muzenda’, HAVANA CHEDU says: We will always miss the late VicePresident Simon Vengai Muzenda for his humility. He was a man who was never surrounded by aide-decamps when walking in the rural areas of Mpandawana in Gutu.
IN response to Chikwata plot PSL return, CHARLES SANGO says: It would be good news for Chauya Chikwata Zimbabwe Saints to making a surprise return to the Premier Soccer League. However, I can predict that Zimbabwe Saints will never find its way back because the problems that forced Chauya Chikwata to be relegated have not been sorted. The team, being a communitybased club, has everyone wanting to have a say in its day-to-day running.