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Introduce smart technology
Spiked barricades are not an ideal solution as touts can easily remove them. City of Mutare needs to use smart technology like cameras to pick offenders. Their accounts can also be directly billed through a partnership with the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara). It is high time the local authority renovated local bus termini to match modern standards. — @TendekaiMukore1
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Go well Mukoma Chamu
Our chairperson, a dedicated cadre who championed the inclusion of persons with disabilities in Manicaland Province. Fare thee well, Mukoma Chamu. Ticharamba tichifambisira mberi basa remakatanga. – Memory Mandikiana **************
Kudos to Lloyd Mutasa
Congratulations are in order to the grandmaster
of the Zifa Eastern Region Division One League, Lloyd Mutasa, for steering another club from Manicaland to promotion into the Premiership. — Tendai Mudadirwa Greene **************
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THAT was quite an interesting read. I have a relative who fought in the liberation war but did not return home at independence and was wondering if Cde Joice Mlilo, the spirit medium who specialises in exhuming the remains of liberation war fighters who were buried in shallow graves and disused mineshafts across the country and neighbouring countries, could assist us. — Shellton Faranera **************
City of Mutare must find urgent and effective ways of solving the mushika-shika problem. Buses plying the Harare route are allegedly paying the council’s traffic employees US$20 to be allowed to load at the same spot. — @Mapamba Mapuriya Vusani responding to ‘Mutare City Council, pirate kombis play hide and seek at mushika-shika hotspot’
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Thank you very much to the church and may God richly bless your helping hand. — @Ruth Samanga responding to ‘UCCZ rescues Kondo family’ **************
Real heroes and heroines are within our families and communities. They help without counting costs or expecting anything in return, whether it is during ill-health or funerals, we count on them. — R M Chauke