The Herald SMS

DIGITAL communication is an important tool in any progressive society. Thank you Minister Supa Mandiwanzira for taking heed of the cries of the general public. — Patience Mutendi, Gweru.

*** Thumbs up to Nick Zemura for trying to revive the ailing film industry. Most people had lost interest in local dramas but “Muchaneta” has brought back public attention. We want to watch something that we can relate to. — Denise Muchacha, Harare.

*** The World Bank prediction is positive and should be taken as a motivator for Government to be consistent in policy execution. Government needs to keep an eye on Command Agriculture inputs. It must ensure that law enforcers deal with people with corrupt tendencies. — Gerald Mbada, Mutare.

*** I hope bond notes continue to be managed effectively and responsibly. Despite initial public negativity, the transacting public has embraced them. Government should reciprocate by continuing to manage the surrogate currency well. Government should constantly communicate with the public, letting them know how much of this currency is in circulation. — Chiedza Gurura, Harare.

*** The Meteorological Services Department has been doing a good job in advising the general populace on the heavy rains and the risks of flooding in some areas. — Edgar Chabata, Bindura.

*** Harare City Council has to do something about the state of hygiene in the city. They cannot blame vendors when they have the mandate to keep the city clean. In some areas, garbage has not been collected since December. This is contributing to the outbreak of diseases. — Andrew Choto, Harare.