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IN response to Millers welcome maize import ban, JOHN MATANDA says: How can someone import maize and after the transport cost still charges less than a local farmer? Is this viable?

IN response to No joy for Sikhala, CRISPEN BVUMBA says: This is very sad for people fighting for human rights and democracy. Sikhala is a victim of politicallymotivated incarceration and revenge by the ruling party.

JEREMIAH MABHENA says: It would be fair to try him at least. It appears Zengeza West Member of Parliament Job Sikhala is already serving a sentence before conviction. Six months is too long to be incarcerated without trial. The judiciary needs to reform.

IN response to ED’s Sona raises dust, DERRIC NDLOVU says: It’s funny that the Zanu PF-led government complained about colonialists back then. Now that they are in power, the very things they mourned about then, they are practicing them on their citizens.

IN response to Cabinet approves Criminal Law amendments, MASEYA MASEYA says: Those laws are bent on stifling the little narrow democratic space left, making it literally impossible to oppose Zanu PF.

CRISPEN BVUMBA says: President Emmerson Mnangagwa is old and soon he will be leaving us for good. Zambia did it without reforms, we will also. There is nothing new in Zanu PF. Poverty, corruption and economic mismanagement is the order of the day. Glaring signs of failure.

IN response to An impassioned plea to Zim parents, MUNYARADZI PETER MACHEMEDZE says: I don’t think there is anything that the man can listen to especially when people are dying in hospitals.

IN response to Ali family demands closure, MXOLISI DUBE says: Why are Zimbabweans accepting what Zanu PF is doing? A person is murdered and her remains are allegedly seized by State security agents for more than five months without an explanation.

IN response to IDBZ finalises Harare housing project, VINCENT CHARERA SAVE says: Why is it that most of the Zanu PF projects always come to completions a year before elections are held? Am I missing something here?