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IN response to I’m better than you: Chamisa to ED, MWANANGUNDU says: Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa should make sure that he urges everyone who attends his rallies to register and vote for his party. Zimbabwe needs to get rid of Zanu PF one way or the other. It’s a fact that the ruling party has ruined everything in this country.
IN response to Afghanistan’s former Finance minister is now Uber driver in Washington DC, NTOKOZO SIKOWELO says: No wonder former Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani never fought back, he knew he had clinched the jackpot. Why risk life when you have so much in your possession?
IGWEE TAKUDZWA CHIPIYO says: I see it in a different way. I think former Finance minister Khalid Payenda is not poor, but he knows what he is doing. The only way for him to get the information he wants is to act poor so that he mingles with the poor and goes to all areas where he can get the information. This is another Osama bin Laden in the making.
LEONARD LENN MCHIELA says: Why did the former Finance minister Khalid Payenda not take his portion from Treasury when he was managing it? He should learn from his colleagues in Africa.
IN response to Govt pays $300k compensation for police brutality, JOPE MABURIRA says: These are public funds being abused. The police officers involved in the brutality should pay from their own pockets for the brutality.
PRIVILEGE PRIVY says: Taxpayers are bailing out the police for its brutality against the same taxpayers. So basically, we pay them to violate us.
IN response to Zanu PF has already won by-elections: Chiwenga, KENNETH MCKENZI ZARANYIKA says: The late former President Robert Mugabe was a dictator, but he was a better politician than his successor Emmerson Mnangagwa and his whole Cabinet. Their approach to issues affecting the country raises more questions than answers.
IN response to New twist to police shooting victim case, RUMBIDZAI MUTEEDZI says: It’s not safe anymore to be near police officers. Two weeks ago, a policeman walked between me and the person I was standing with and he knocked me down. He did not even apologise, but continued walking as if nothing had happened.