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Responses to “Prof Ndlovu’s body arrives”
Rest in Peace our Hero.

– @Nkosana

Welcome home our Hero.

May your spirit rest in eternal peace.

– @Gakangoma.

Rest in peace our Hero. Our sincere condolences to the bereaved family.

We are together with you as you mourn our hero. – @Tmuphawi.

Responses to “ED meets Japanese delegation”
Not all countries will listen to the US and UK, other countries are willing to conduct business with us.

— @Dabu.

Zimbabwe is now ripe and mature for investment and those who want to invest wisely, should come to Zimbabwe whether it is in agriculture, mining, manufacturing, industry and commerce or tourism.

– @Gakangoma.

Things will be better soon as you can see investors are coming to Zimbabwe as they can see internationally that our President is destined for greatness. -@Tinoda69.

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Responses to “First Lady promotes inheritance law”
The inheritance “monkey” behaviour where the brothers of the deceased can elbow a widow out of her property is satanic.

Zimbabwe must outlaw it right now.

Work for your own property instead of taking other people’s stuff. Seriously!

— Flaming Moe.

This issue should be addressed.

— Dalubuhle Nhosana.

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