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IN response to Mnangagwa for Life President: Chiwenga, CHIDO CHEMOYO says: Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga tried in vain to ease tensions and manage party politics. What is obvious is that the is serious factional fighting in the ruling Zanu PF party. There is disgruntlement within the Zanu PF party with regards to how the country is being run. Chiwenga is trying to feign loyalty to his boss. However, it can be said that Zimbabwe has travelled this road before and what followed is a public secret.

IN response to Zera mulls Z$ gas sales, MAPUDEGE says: The government should get its act together. Such policy inconsistency works against Zimbabwe's aspirations. The government should either dollarise or adopt mono-currency. Sitting on the fence scares away investors. The Zimdollar should be given priority. How can the government charge ZBC licences in US dollars?

IN response to Chinese miner invades Dangamvura Mountain, SAMANYIKA says: It boggles the mind why the Chinese always get first preference in these lucrative mining ventures. While we welcome investors of all colours and shades, local laws should be respected. Beginning mining operations without obtaining an environmental impact assessment certificate should warrant the cancellation of a licence. There should be no sacred cows. Freestone Mine director Ruoxin Qi should not hide behind a finger. We will not listen to his arguments. What nonsense! Qi can go hang, we don't care one hoot.

IN response to Suspension of Zifa ill-advised, MHARA says: Given that Fifa has warned Kenya in no uncertain terms that it risks a ban if it didn't reinstate the suspended federation officials should force us to rethink. It will end in tears. Fifa general-secretary Fatma Samoura told then Kenyan Sports minister that: “I must highlight that the appointment of the so-called caretaker committee by your office is undoubtedly contrary to our principles according to which all of our member associations are required to manage their affairs independently and without undue influence of any third parties. The situation could, therefore, potentially lead to a suspension of the Federation of Kenyan Football by Fifa and in such a case, it would be all of Kenyan football that would suffer the consequences. ”The Sports and Recreation Commission should take heed. Forewarned is forearmed!