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Response to “Girls outperform boys in Grade Seven’’
It’s worrying that the pass rate continues to decline. We should join hands as a nation to find solutions to the challenges affecting pupils, especially CALA. — @ Miriam
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It is not surprising that the pass rate continues to drop. This is one of the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Although there was enough time to learn last year, the pupils had been affected the previous year. — @ Andy Drew.
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Response to “Take pride in your country”
This is our country and we should work hard to develop it using our own ways. Local solutions are always better when solving challenges. Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo. — @ Jaden Nkomo.
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Response to “First Lady, counterparts make food security commitment for children”
It makes me happy to see the First Lady working so hard with other countries to improve the lives of children. We are grateful for her assistance to the families that were affected by Cyclone Idai. — @ Laina Makaya.
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Response to “Govt tightens screws on environmental crimes”
Great step in protecting our environment for the future of our children. People have been causing land degradation and getting away with it. It is time that we put an end to environmental degradation. — @ Yeukai Ruchaka.
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Response to “40 senior ZNA officers promoted”
Congratulations to those who were promoted. Keep working hard, the people are looking up to you. — @ Ruvimbo Huni.
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Response to “29 primary schools get solar power”
This will definitely be of help as students will not have to face any challenges when doing ICT subjects when there is no electricity. — @ Lucas Moyo.
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Response to “Seke man on the run after killing wife’s boyfriend”
Matters like these should be solved without using violence. Murder is not the answer as at the end of the day the culprit goes to jail. It is good that couples remain loyal to their partners to avoid such cases. — @ Pari Nyathi.
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Response to “Three million farmers get training”
Pfumvudza is proving to be the best climate smart technique to produce crops. Let us continue adopting the technique and perfecting it for better yields. This is a great initiative. — @ Tapiwa Ngozi.
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