IN response to US pumps US$4,6m into Zim’s COVID-19 war chest, INNOCENT CHADEMUNHU says: You donate an amount equivalent to the gold smuggled daily by the corrupt government, the money is already in someone’s pocket before you send it.

IN response to Govt privatises IDs, passports production, PHILIP DAMBA says: We have the right to know the business that won the tender. It’s our money, so we need transparency on issues to do with government tenders.

FAYEE NYAHWO says: They have money to hire a private contractor, yet they have a backlog. What caused the backlog in the first place?

UYAYI MUSHATI says: One friend of mine once said Africa must not privatise a public function. Soon we will see more people without Zimbabwean roots with Zimbabwe citizenship and papers, only to gain access to our resources. As long the move ensures efficiency and security, carry on.

PAUL SAMANYANGA says: If those running government fail to provide a public good to the citizens, they must resign en masse with immediate effect. It’s every citizen’s right to have an ID and passport as well. If government awards the tender to a private company, I believe those who cannot afford to pay the fees charged by the private player will not access IDs.

TANAKA TSAPI says: The company is most likely to be from China, Russia or Israel. Don’t be surprised if you are declared deceased in the government database. The rigging process has already started.

IN response to Warriors face Senegal, CUTHBERT KAKS KASAWAYA says: It’s only Zimbabwe which gets into a competition without the intention to win, but rather take it as practice for qualifiers to another tournament they will most likely find harder to qualify for. Why not disband the national team and use that money for development purposes?

IN response to Parly red-flags ‘beerhall’ classrooms, EPHRAIM SIBANDA says: Those pupils using beerhalls as classrooms are better than the people representing us in Parliament. These facilities have been in use for some time now and produce much better results than Parliament.