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Response to “National hero status sought for Tuku”. He for sure deserves national hero status. – Basil Sadindi.

Response to “President mourns superstar Tuku”. He indeed was a hero and his music will continue to live. His music helped Zimbabweans go through a lot of things even before independence. On the road to independence music played an essential role of spreading the ideology of Christianity as a religion and also giving people a sense of hope and Tuku was a part of it, he indeed is a hero. — Chandibata.

Response to “Govt blasts UK Lord’s recolonisation call”. A very unfortunate suggestion by Lord Adrian Palmer: unfortunate in the sense that he still does not see the inhuman part of colonisation and its negative effects on Africa to suggest a rematch in the 21st century. His head needs serious examination. One wonders if his thoughts are not perhaps a figment of the discourse going around in that part of the world. One wonders if at all what is happening with the African opposition political parties isn’t already a vehicle of recolonisation being driven into Africa under the guise of democracy. A thought to ponder!! — Prosperity Mzila.

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