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IN response to ‘Mnangagwa speech hot air’, MAROVA says: President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s State of the Nation Address was a damp squib. First of all, it’s the voice that turns me off. It does not have that “booming” effect, as used to happen during the days of the late former President Robert Mugabe. I think he needs to do something as well in terms of his tonation. Voice experts need to work on Mnangagwa’s high and low pitches.

IN response to ‘Sakhile another Mnangagwa’, MAZVITA NYANGA says: The rate at which President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s name is being name-dropped leaves a lot to be desired. Why is it that Mnangagwa does not come hard on name-droppers so that we won’t see more of these people who link themselves to him?

IN response to Towns salivate at reopening of borders, SHINGAI GURA says: This is good news, especially if the borders are opened as quickly as possible because our economy has crumbled. This is a great relief especially to the crossborder traders in Zimbabwe who rely on buying and selling of goods. The opening of borders will help quickly resuscitate our economy.

IN response to Forex turmoil: Govt threatens crackdown on businesses, ANNA MUTARIRI says: Why is government always quick to threaten people to cover up its shortcomings? The forex issue in Zimbabwe is a simple one which can be resolved easily provided that our leadership is willing to do so. It is unfortunate that the people entrusted with solving the forex crisis in the country are the biggest beneficiaries of black market rates. They get forex from the bank and divert it to the lucrative black market for super profits.

IN response to 27% Zim youth depressed: Unicef, TOFA BONZO says: Zimbabwean youths are the most disadvantaged generation created by a corrupt and heartless leadership. Zimbabwe has an unemployment rate of over 90%. To make matters worse, the majority of them has never been employed, therefore, they get depressed considering that many of them are college and university graduates.

IN response to Female suspect succumbs to police torture, MOLINE MWANGO says: This is really unacceptable to see suspects dying at the hands of police officers who should be providing security to us all. The police should be busy protecting citizens and not butchering them. Who will police the police?