OF late the “party of excellence” has been able to demonstrate that they are a corrupt bunch par excellence, and this is quite disappointing because they promised to raise the bar compared to their Zanu PF counterparts.

REFERENCE is made to a story headlined “Staff shortages hit tertiary education sector” (Zimbabwe Independent, November 27).

WE refer to your article titled “Ministers named in graft probe” published in your issue of January 15.

IT was with great pleasure that I received news of Broadlands Networks’ entry into the world of ICT Zimbabwe in the article “Siziba set to launch 4G network” (Zimbabwe Independent, January 15).

MOVES by Zimbabwe’s largest political party the MDC-T to set up a toll free number for the public to whistle blow corrupt members is not welcome in every direction. That should be reserved for companies.

CAN’T we do something as a nation to help the suffering souls in Haiti? We only love to receive from donors and not to give anything to anyone. We are such a disgrace as a nation.
B Mutasa.

THE Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa), more appropriately known as Zimbabwe Electricity Sometimes Available, has striven to make sure that we start 2010 under a cloud of darkness.

IT was curious to note that Mhondoro-Ngezi MP Bright Matonga was a Sadc observer in the recently held Namibian elections.

FOLLOWING your rapid response Mr Prime Minister, to my plea on the Zimsec crisis, for which I am very grateful, I feel obliged to once again draw your attention to another national crisis –– the acute shortage of power in Zimbabwe.

I WANT to register my discontent over the money we pay at Beitbridge border post.

IN your Editor’s Memo column entitled “Decade of hope: may be, may be not” Zimbabwe Independent January 8 to 14, the writer stated that 2010 is the start of a new decade. It is not.

WE wish to remind John Curtis and other readers who get confused by our numerical system that most of the world uses what are called Arabic numerals.

IT is sad to see African brothers up in arms against their fellow African brothers. What happened to the Togo national team was very unfortunate. The nations sharing borders with Angola must make sure that those responsible for the attacks are brought to book as soon as possible. Noel Moyo, Athlone. 

I BELIEVE the Harare municipal traffic office is in need of a serious makeover judging by the calibre of its officers.

BRAVO to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) for breaking through the recent bank robbery case and arresting the suspects.

THE MDC-T leadership should be commended for the action it took in firing their Chitungwiza structures and the former Chitungwiza mayor for their gross corruption.

NATIONAL healing will not succeed no matter how much money is spent on advertisements and workshops.

I WISH to clear the chaos and mayhem caused by your newspaper regarding my letter published in the Zimbabwe Independent of December 4 to 10 last year under the headline, “Mugabe deserves the title ‘God-given’”.

THE Youth Forum thanks all pro-democratic forces, institutions and individuals for their resilience in the fight for a just Zimbabwe.

ZANU PF aided by Jonathan Moyo and George Charamba are day-in,  day-out alleging that the MDC-T is running parallel government structures.