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Let’s find ways to prevent crime

EDITOR —  House robberies and break-ins are on the rise especially in low density suburbs of Harare. My house was recently broken into for the second time in a week. We didn’t report the first crime to the police, thinking it happened by chance. While we informed the local police of the second incident, the…

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Not too late to fix economy

EDITOR — Zanu PF can boost our economy if it really wants to.  By getting priorities right and doing the right things fearlessly the party can mend the economy and make Zimbabweans smile again.  No one can deny that our economy collapsed under Zanu PF government’s misrule. [GoogleAd] Former president Robert Mugabe and his predecessor…

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Zim should have long invested in sniffer dogs

With close to 400 people still missing since Cyclone Idai hit the eastern parts of the country over a week ago, it is sad to note that Zimbabwe had to ask for special sniffer dogs from neighbouring South Africa. [GoogleAd] That in itself shows the lack of capacity and how ill-prepared we are as a country…

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Mobilise for more medical supplies

While Zimbabweans and the world have collected donations towards victims of Cyclone Idai in Manicaland and Masvingo with several truck-loads of food and clothes, what has been in short supply are medicines. [GoogleAd] We hope government will from now on focus on mobilising more medicines from local and world health organisations. Organisations that can come in…

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ED must walk the talk on economic revival

EDITOR — Zimbabweans have suffered a lot for the past 38 years with nothing tangible to show.  [GoogleAd] Some say it was all because of Robert Mugabe while feeling sorry or empathising with Emmerson Mnangagwa. He is equally to blame.  If values, principles and lives of Zimbabweans mattered to him, he would have resigned and…

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Bread now too expensive

EDITOR — The price of bread — reported to have increased from $1,40 to between $1,80-$2 is just too excessive. This is very expensive especially when everything in this country seems to be going up. [GoogleAd] Most people do not afford to buy bread at this price. According to recent media  reports this is the highest…

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The huge heart of Zim after Cyclone Idai

WE’VE hardly slept for a week in Zimbabwe, not since we heard those dreaded words: “a cyclone is coming.”  The ominous pictures of the swirling cloud mass of Cyclone Idai coming across the warm Indian Ocean and heading straight for Beira sent chills down our spines.  [GoogleAd] As the cyclone got nearer and the predicted…

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Cde Mohadi, I hope you’re listening!

WHILE in Bulawayo on Zanu PF business over the weekend, Vice President Kembo Mohadi grieved over the ruling party’s failure to regain lost ground in Harare and Bulawayo ever since the death of Joshua Nkomo in July 1999. After independence in 1980, Nkomo’s Zapu had a stranglehold on Bulawayo, which was transferred to Zanu PF…

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Thank you Zimbabwe for the love shown

EDITOR — I would like to thank the Government of Zimbabwe, churches, local companies, individuals and Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) who are assisting the victims of Cyclone Idai in Chimanimani and the surrounding areas.  According to our African culture, in times like this, we are bound to join hands and put our heads together, despite…

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In memory of Cyclone Idai victims, survivors

EDITOR — The whole nation plunged into mourning following the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai.  There has been loss of loved ones as a result of death, and this has caused a broad range of reactions, and people are experiencing grief in many and varied ways. [GoogleAd] Mourning, the adaptation to loss, is an essential…

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