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Response to“Village head mobilises against cops”
This is so wrong, village heads should be custodians of our law and culture, but some are turning out to be criminals. How can a village head’s wife be involved in criminal activities? — @ Nomsa Muradzikwa
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This village head is a danger to the community. Such leaders are capable of harbouring criminals. — @ Lee Makuzva
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Response to“2 friends stabbed to death in club”
Drunkenness is no defence. People should learn to solve their disputes peacefully, rather than resort to violence. — @ Lovemore Kachasu
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Response to“REA lights up Gadza rural community with solar power”
This is the way to go. Renewable energy is affordable for communities, and is also environmentally friendly. — @ Isabella Dangarembga
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The country should promote sustainable forms of energy. The use of solar will also benefit other sectors such as agriculture. Irrigation powered by solar energy is affordable.— @ Stanford Ishemunyoro
*** Response to “Spot payments thrill farmers”
Motivation for most cotton growers to increase production. — @ Clareta Machiri
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This will also discourage side marketing. At times, cotton farmers are forced to side market because of late payments. Farmers also have obligations to meet that require cash, so they may be forced to sell to other lucrative markets if their contractors do not offer spot payments. — @ Nomatter Mushangwe
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Response to “Bogus employer rapes two job seekers”
Job seekers should be careful, there are many bogus people and organisations taking advantage of job seekers. It is important to verify information before approaching these prospective employers. — @ Revai Mufiri
*** Response to “SADC Industrialisation Week a platform to spread wings”
Zimbabwe should market itself, show the world the real Zimbabwe to counter what is being portrayed by the Western media. — @ Noleen Raisi
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Local companies should take advantage of this event to market their products, secure export markets and network with fellow counterparts, sharing experiences and learning so they improve on production. — @ Hilton Murembeni
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Response to “Strict vetting for land seekers introduced”
This will ensure only deserving people have access to land. Such an exercise is critical in that those with potential to put the land to good use will get it. — @ Paul Chaniwa
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Joint ventures should also be encouraged. People can pool resources and work collectively as a group or create partnerships. — @ Tendai Mugandani
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