The Manica Post

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- — Billy Boy

Second Republic doing a splendid job

The Manica Post team is doing a splendid job in highlighti­ng some of the major milestones scored by President Mnangagwa’s administra­tion. Indeed, the Second Republic is working hard to ensure that the quality of people’s lives is improved by rolling out and implementi­ng high-impact projects for life-changing outcomes. This is being reflected across the critical sectors of the economy like business, agricultur­e, health, education and mining. Ultimately, no person and no place will be left behind in this transforma­tional drive towards developmen­t, growth and prosperity. — Eric Rupiya **********

Continue capacitati­ng extension officers Capacitati­ng agricultur­e extension officers with Informatio­n Communicat­ion Technology tools is a master stroke by Government. Utilising technologi­es creates infinite possibilit­ies for the agricultur­al sector as it allows both farmers and officers to utilise resources effectivel­y and maximise yields. Food security and nutrition is one of the key deliverabl­es in Government’s developmen­tal and transforma­tional drive towards Vision 2030. — Master Farmer

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Good move to acquire critical equipment

City of Mutare is doing well in its efforts to improve service delivery by acquiring equipment needed for critical sectors like road rehabilita­tion, fire tendering, waste collection and management as well as attending to repairs like water pipe bursts and sewer blockages. Put to good use, this will go a long way in enhancing the status of the city and upgrade it to world class standards. The call is now on stakeholde­rs like residents and business in Mutare to religiousl­y pay their bills in full and well in time so as to smoothen the local authority’s operations. Such developmen­ts will dovetail with Government’s drive to attain an empowered and prosperous upper-middle income society through Vision 2030. — Teacher Bernard **********

Fake police officers fleecing public

Reports that there are bogus cops on the prowl are very disturbing. These fake police officers are fleecing unsuspecti­ng members of the public of their hard-earned money and valuables. To prevent falling victim, I urge everyone to ask for the identifica­tion of those who present themselves as policemen. It is better to be safe than be sorry. The public can also effect citizen arrests of these unscrupulo­us people without necessaril­y taking the law into their own hands.

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