The Herald SMS

THUMBS up to the Warriors for standing up to the Algerian national soccer team. Their spirited outing needs to be celebrated. Castigating Cuthbert Malajila for a missed opportunity betrays the passion our boys displayed on the field on Sunday. — Herbert Moyo, Gweru.

*** It seems like there is a local trend of men who are living off their spouses’ welfare. First it was Stunner, whose wife went on a public outburst claiming that she foots all the household bills, now popular DJ Abra Simmz is in the same situation. His girlfriend is claiming to be the sole financier in their relationship. What happened to men who went all out to feed their loved ones? — Mimy, Warren Park.

*** Yes bond notes have been accepted as there are few in circulation and retained the value. RBZ should not flood the market as chances are high that the value can tumble any time. My main worry is on operations of many Chinese, Nigerians and some Indians downtown who are yet to embrace POS machines. These are letting us down and they were the main culprits who caused the cash shortages and they continue to commit the same sins. — Eliah, Harare.

*** Dr Walter Mzembi is the most suitable man for the UNWTO top post. He is one of the most passionate tourism thought leaders in the world. The animosity against our country by certain nations may play against his candidacy, but he is the perfect fit for the post. — Tafadzwa, Kuwadzana.

*** The current Warriors crop is the best we have had in this country. They showed an impressive brand of football when they played Algeria. I know this will be met with questions and resentment, but the current squad cannot be matched in any way. Even the Dream Team in the early 90s was not this balanced. — Jabu Maruma, Kwekwe.