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Responses to “Killer robbers jailed for life” Justice is served. — @kulimat. *** What about looters? — @ IshmaelNcube15. *** Response to “The Registrar-General’s Office to open a registry sub-office in Murambinda” This is good and we need more offices around Zimbabwe. Harare is not Zimbabwe and Zimbabwe is not Harare. Acknowledging that there are also people in different regions of Zimbabwe is a start. — @SamMunjunoi03.
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Response to “Zim, India seal $25m drugs deal” Let’s hope India can help with the supply of basic drugs. These pharmacies are exploiting us. — Makandinzwa Micheal. *** Response to “President ED Mnangagwa declares National Environment Cleaning Day” Clean-up campaigns are good, but in most cases we will be addressing symptoms and not the real problem. We need more bins in walkways and better garbage collection. — Tinashe Tembo.
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Response to, “Stock up for Christmas, retailers urged” The problem is that some goods are only available on the black market and are being sold in foreign currency so it is going to be difficult to stock up. We cannot afford to buy in US dollars. The issue of shops charging in foreign currency needs to be addressed because we are suffering. — Chindendema Prim.
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Responses to “Ziyambi slams
MDC MPs’ hypocrisy” It’s high time this hypocrisy is dealt with. How can you recognise a minister who was appointed by a President that you refuse to recognise? Their salaries must be stopped until they become part of Parliament.
They attacked Mudzuri for meeting President Mnangagwa on Parliament business, but they didn’t do the same to Gomba who met the President on council business. Hypocrites! — Tafara Shumba.
*** The MDC is just confused. They cannot keep attending Parliament sessions or portfolio committee meetings when they claim not to acknowledge President Mnangagwa.
They should resign if they are sincere in their stance, but obviously I don’t see that happening. Isn’t it time Chamisa and company accepted reality and we move on as a country. Elections have come and gone; we should be concentrating on fixing our country. — Claver Manyuki.
*** The MDC is full of hypocrites. They think they can hold the country to ransom. Progressive Zimbabweans have moved on. Let the dreamers like Chamisa and his “stupids” stay behind.
ED and ZANU-PF won and were given the mandate to lead Zimbabwe up to the next elections in 2023, and there is nothing that the MDC can do about it.
We are focused on rebuilding our beloved Zimbabwe. We know that there are elements like the MDC who are fighting to destroy our nation, but let it be known to them that their actions will never succeed. ED Pfeeeeee. — Bodo.
*** Response to, “2 job-seekers die
after road run” Why don’t they perform a full medical first before sending people on these road runs? Very sad though.
*** I don’t think running is a problem, but it was just an unfortunate incident. — Jerry. *** Response to, “ED calls for unity ahead of indaba” Unity is a key element to success, if the party is united and has one goal towards development then the challenges facing the nation can be resolved. — Gakangoma77.