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Responses to “Overwhelming number of uncollected passports a concern”
People must collect their passports from the Department of Civil Registry. Uncollected passports due to the efficiency of the e-passport system should not add to storage costs. — @Lindiwe
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In the past, members of the public used to complain a lot about the slow issuance of passports, resulting in individuals spending long hours in queues to be served. Why are people not collecting their passports now? — @SimbaBK
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Congratulations to the Second Republic for establishing such a super efficient system for the production of passports. Zimbabwe now has a modern system and its helping our country to keep pace with the dynamics and ever- changing technological environment. — @SelbyHT
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What a game- changer! The introduction of the e-passport is helping a lot to clear the passport backlog. Thank you. — @Mhazi
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Responses to “Chaminuka RDC offices gutted by fire”
So sad to hear that Chaminuka Rural District offi ces in Shamva were gutted by fi re. The council must invest in fire engines to help protect property. — FelixWakazi
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The chief executive offi cer Mr Jemitias Mandinyenya must tell us if the district council there has fire engines to put out fires. He should be telling us more about prevention than treating symptoms. — Wonder Chengeto
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Fire prevention should be a top priority at the Shamva offices. Fire can cause damage and losses running into thousands of dollars. Safety first. — Ngwarai
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Responses to “Zimbabwean evacuees relive horror experiences in Sudan”
The safe arrival of 42 Zimbabweans from Sudan at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in Harare recently is a cause for celebration. Zimbabwe cares for its own people. Our Government cares for its people and must be commended for a job well done. — Mufaro
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War is bad. War is deadly. Its not a joke. I am so excited about the arrival of our people from Sudan. The people could have been killed by now. Thanks to the Government and the Embassy of Zimbabwe in Sudan for facilitating the evacuation from the war torn North African country.
About 42 of our people are here and we pray for the best for the remaining 21 people who are still to come. Thank you God. — Faith&Hope
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Zimbabweans are hard working people. They are found almost everywhere on earth. We thank the Government for its swift response.
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