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Response to “Brilliant Billiat the hero as Warriors shine”
You have made us proud Warriors. Winning a game away is not very easy. Continue with the great work until we win the Africa Cup of Nations. — @Chofamba22.
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We salute you the Warriors. Keep raising the country’s flag high. –@ NdumzMunya The Herald — Zimbabwe
Response to “JUST IN: Harare-Kariba flights back on radar”
Good plan, but I envisage that the ticket price will force people back onto the roads, unfortunately. — Gut45.
Response to “Gold prices steady”
This is very good news. It shows that our economy is moving in the right direction and we have nothing to worry about. The Government is working hard to make sure that all our needs are taken care of. What is needed of us is co- operation. If we do this, we will definitely develop the country in no time. — Chipo. SMS/ WhatsApp: +263714111101
Responses to “Dubai delegation Zim-bound”
This is a positive development and the country should maximise on the crucial opportunity to boost the economy. We have to be true to our policy that “Zimbabwe is open for business”. The country has made significant strides in reforming the business environment for investors to come. This is the time for the country to work towards the recovery of the economy. — Chris Mhlanga
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Please keep on the good work President Mnangagwa and your team. Keep marketing the country to the outside world as it will benefit us and generations to come. — Noble Furusa https://www.herald.co.zw
Response to “City council to reopen Edith Opperman”
We appreciate that you have decided to take such a great step. However, the local authority has to look more on the many issues that are affecting the people right now such as water shortages. A lot still needs to be done for us to make Harare the Sunshine City once again. Together we can achieve greatness. Keep working hard. — Maria.
Response to “Free tillage for 62 000 families”
This is a very good development. At least these people do not have to worry about tilling their land as it has been done for them. Keep up the good work DDF. Let us work towards developing our country through Agriculture as it is the backbone of our economy. — Chipo Muriwo.
Response to “‘ Invest in climate-friendly technologies’”
Yes, we should invest more in climate-friendly technologies to address loss and damage from both the slow onset of the rains and extreme weather patterns. The climate has indeed changed and there is need for us to adapt quickly. — Weatherman.
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