1. Woe to him who builds his palace by unrighteousness, making his compatriots work for nothing, not paying them their labour. Jeremiah 22 vs 13.2. How can the Herald continue to claim that Mudzuri, Zwizwai and Mutsekwa are under investigation when the MDC-T published a statement explaining that it is not investigating the three ministers? We need better and more professional journalism from them. Thanks to The Zimbabwean for an update on what really is going on in Zimbabwe. Anonymous.
3. We are not getting The Zimbabwean in Shamva, can you do something about it, tanzwa nekutenga newspaper rinotinyepera. Anonymous, Shamva.
4. Civil servants should appreciate that we now have good ministers who appeal to them not to go on strike. Under the Zanu (PF) government, whenever teachers attempted to strike they were threatened and state agents were sent to schools to see who was attending school or not. Jamba jamba, Harare.
5. A lesson for Tomana in the Bennet trial, if you do not tell the truth about yourself, you cannot tell it about other people, a saying by Virginia Woolf. Caroline, Harare.
6. The tourism industry might not able to benefit from the 2010 World Cup if the current political impasse continues. President Robert Mugabe should wake and smell the coffee, it is time for Zimbabwe to be back on the map again and this needs young and energetic individuals who put the nation ahead of personal interests.
The nation needs individuals who will not loot farms, parastatals and other state resources. Pro-Poor, Makomba.
7. Where is the money collected by the City of Harare going when streets have no lighting and have potholes, while uncollected refuse litter the place? Can council give us a breakdown of how they are using money collected from residents. Taneta Kubirwa, Borrowdale
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