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IN response to Ali Campbell proves critics wrong, VICTOR GOGO says: Ali Campell was the frontman, the lead singer always takes credit. The revellers would not have enjoyed the show the same way, if it was the real UB40 because the guy who sang most of the hits is solo now. People must enjoy music not band politics.

IN response to BCC threaten legal action on ‘illegal’ road rehabilita­tors, VINDERLY SIBANDA says: They have a problem, so they want roads to continue having potholes that cause accidents, tyre punctures and damage suspension.

IN response to 8 mistakes in the 2013 Constituti­on, JOE EXALTED says: We all know our Constituti­on is no longer in its original form but has 29 amendments already, so what should we do?

IN response to ‘We cannot meet basic human needs anymore’ as …Zimra, civil servants declare incapacita­tion, ISAAC MUTATA says: We are not allowed to complain or raise issues. Even the employment councils have been hijacked by politician­s. We are in big trouble with the socalled new dispensati­on.

IN response to Zec favouring Zanu PF on voters roll: CCC, SIKHATHAZI­LE NCUBE says: They know the truth that’s why they favour Zanu PF. What is now needed is to go and vote in large numbers so that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and the ruling Zanu PF find it difficult to rig the elections.

IN response to Parents reject

Cala, TERENCE MWEDZI says: Our education system needs modernisat­ion. It is more worrisome that children have been turned into ignorant, dependent automatons who need to be told what to do and generally incapable of independen­t thinking and action. Many schoolchil­dren do not study, but memorise useless informatio­n that does not correspond with changing times. It is time to invest in our education system. Times have changed, children need to be taught not only to get a job after school, but also to open their own businesses to tame unemployme­nt. I think our education system should produce more employers than employees. Let’s change the colonial mentality and keep up with the times. It should be noted that Zimbabwe should also be far ahead in terms of scientific research and developmen­t.

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