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Responses to “ZRP warns public about attacking officers” If the police act professionally they will not be enemies of the people. — @ drdonnemore. *** That is true, but for the police to earn respect they should end corruption. —@ Dubequinton. *** Response to “Appetite for investment in Zim grows” Having investors in Zimbabwe is great, l like it. We have never heard of investors coming to invest in bullet trains. But, for President Mnangagwa’s vision, we are seeing them coming, wanting to rebuild Zimbabwe. — @NyemudzaiMutukwa.
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Response to “Appetite for investment in Zim grows” If one wants to be manipulated with nonsensical premature news they should attend one MDC Alliance rally addressed by Nelson Chamisa. You will hear about airports and “spaghetti” highways close to your homes. What is being reported here is real news. #EDhasMyvote. — Evans Kudakwashe Mavunga.
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re-engagement terms” Very true Mr President, this issue is one sided. Only the opposition and activists have been interviewed and listened to, but us the ordinary citizen, no one from the US has bothered to hear our side of the story. Worse still no one from the ruling party has been given a platform to give their side of the story. — Munyaradzi Buwu.
*** These demands will never end. They will create condition after condition till kingdom come. They will only be satisfied once they are certain of their victory at the polls. — James Gadzirai.
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Whoever came up with this silly idea of a creature called Alliance got it all wrong from the start. A political party must stand alone and be prepared to contest any election as a single unit. No wonder why Gutu pulled out as he was eyeing the Mt Pleasant seat. — Eliasha.
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Responses to “Warring MDC Alliance becomes increasingly wobbly”
The Tower of Babel alliance, so-called MDC-T Alliance (US), is a product of the devil’s workshop in my informed and learned view. Political leaders who pay a sinister hegira to the US to lobby for sanctions will remain cursed. God does not brook political leaders who do not understand that economic sanctions are evil, especially for Zimbabwe, because of our land reform programme. We pray for the MDC-T Alliance to fall.
The God of love, loves Zimbabweans and will ensure ZANU-PF wins the coming elections resoundingly to bury the misguided Chamisa and lot. Building alliances against national interests has proved and will always prove to be the bane of our sinister, naive and nefarious opposition politics. Those who enjoy opposing people’s interests by supporting sanctions will be politically buried by the people’s vote. Their US-backed alliance will indeed degenerate into the Biblical Tower of Babel. — Cde Mzvinavhu.
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MDC’s Achilles heel” Incisive and intelligent analysis. This critique is objective and educational about what we should look for in national, pragmatic leaders, not the empty rhetoric from rabble-rousers riding on the wave of populist “generational politics”. — Tracey.
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