EDITOR — I believe that police officers should have their names and force numbers on their uniforms’ shirts front pockets to curb corruption. Because not doing so is promoting corruption. In other countries that is what they do so that when a police officer approaches you, you can call him by his rank and name….
EDITOR — This letter is in response to a story published in yesterday’s edition of the Daily News titled “Mushowe calls for balanced reporting”. I also echo the same sentiments highlighted by the Information minister that the media should report objectively in a balanced and credible way. The media should report in a manner that…
EDITOR — A picture you published in your paper on page 9 of November 18 (pictured) has prompted me to make some few comments on it. It was a picture of a cyclist looking at a gum tree on a residential property in Parktown between Stonebridge Road and Solomon Mazorodze Road. The old tree looked…
EDITOR — I would like to appeal to the City of Harare to reduce the amount that they charge for clamped vehicles. The amount that is being charged is just too much in this harsh economic environment. The council should revise the figure of $57 because that is just too much as many people cannot…
EDITOR — Allow me to express my views on the hot topic of succession in Zanu PF. I have been a staunch supporter of Zanu PF under President Robert Mugabe for more than two decades but it does not make me blind to the realities on the ground. One of the most contentious issues which…
EDITOR — With the increase in people masquerading as law enforcement officers, police must identify themselves when asked to. It’s a matter of prudence and vigilance that the public should exercise. What is shocking, however, is that police officers are offended when asked to identify themselves. Just recently, a certain man in civilian clothes asked…
EDITOR — There is something seriously wrong in Zimbabwe today. Companies are already struggling owing to a difficult operating environment. While some in Cabinet are trying to find ways of attracting investment, one — Indigenisation minister Patrick Zhuwao — is actually proposing to impose a 10 percent levy on companies to fund indigenisation projects. I…
EDITOR — I am surprised as to what people are getting so excited about with regards the recent political developments in the country. I think this excitement is born out of desperation and frustration. If Mai Mujuru had not been booted out of Zanu PF, do you think she would be publishing that blueprint? This…
EDITOR — Please allow me through your paper to express my sincere gratitude to the AFM Church in Zimbabwe for successfully holding their centenary celebrations. In a world that has given in to poverty, war, hate, adultery, homosexuality, crime and violence, the church has stood as the only source of hope for many often providing…
EDITOR — The government and the city councils must not celebrate their eviction of vendors from city centres. Yes the streets are much cleaner but from where I stand the battle over the vending issue if far from over. My point is that as long as the government and the councils do not put the…
