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Response to “New currency: Business optimistic”
All stakeholders should play their role if our currency is to remain viable.—@ Tom Chisare
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Business should also be professional and stop increasing charges and fees for services unfairly.—@ Nakai Mukando
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Response to “Tobacco sales reach 50 million kg” Prices must continue to firm as the season progresses.— @ Ken
Maungwe *** Hope this season companies will pay farmers on time.— @ Letwin Rusare
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Farmers should be able to get meaningful profits from their crop. —@ Lot Chindanya
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Response to “Kamativi Mine roars back” Wonderful, this will bring back life to the mining area.— @ Joseph Chiwanga
Response to “Of a non -existent third term bid, desperate detractors”
What a shame to those who had already started peddling lies about the President. He never said he wants a third term.— @ Tambu Chatora
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Response to “Zim marches on despite sanctions, drought” Zimbabwe will remain standing despite the challenges; sanctions and drought.— @ Doreen Mawuru
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Zimbabweans are peace loving people. The nation should always unite and find solutions to challenges encountered. United we stand, divided we fall.— @ Chamu Mavhimira
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Response to “VP Chiwenga lights Uhuru Flame”
Will forever be grateful to the sons and daughters who fought to liberate this nation.—@ Josy Chenzira
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Response to “Support new currency, media urged”
Media should report responsibly and educate the public on the new currency.—@ Denzil Maburutse
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Response to “Decrepit buildings a ticking time bomb”
Are there no inspectors? Such buildings should be inspected and certified if they are safe.— @ Brighton Chando
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Response to “ZMC launches sexual harassment policy” Noble cause, there should never be cases of sexual harassment in the media industry.— @ Lorraine Marimo
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We acknowledge the policy that promotes a conducive working environment for journalists. Noble idea that will prevent sexual harassment — @ Godfrey Kudeta
*** Response to “500ha irrigation scheme to benefit Kunzvi Dam community”
Irrigation projects are welcome for communities especially now when the country is experiencing constant extreme weather conditions.— @ Sheilah Madiro
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