A social-media storm erupted this week after a short video, allegedly involving a 19-year-old University of Zimbabwe student known only as Brenda, began circulating widely across several platforms. Although the origin of the clip remains unclear, its rapid spread has raised important conversations about online privacy, digital safety, and the pressures faced by young people in the age of smartphones. According to early comments shared online, many students and community members have expressed concern over how quickly private content can be shared without consent. Others have urged the public to avoid circulating the video, highlighting the long-term emotional and social impact such exposure can have on young women. At the time of writing, no official statement has been issued
Chaplin Phiri was involved in a frightening accident while travelling in a Mercedes-Benz reportedly linked to businessman Wicknell Chivayo. The luxury vehicle suffered visible damage, and the incident quickly sparked attention online as concerned fans reacted to the circulating images. Despite the shock of the crash, Chaplin escaped with only minor injuries and was quickly assessed by medical staff, who confirmed she is in stable condition. Supporters have flooded her with messages of relief, while authorities continue looking into what caused the mishap.
Two NetOne Employees Killed In/1 Mutare–Harare Road CrashThe sun may have set on the NetOne Albun Honde Valley Marathon but the spirit it ignited is still running strong. Yesterday we conquered hills and chased horizons. Today we lace up once more not for speed but for stewardship. The NetOne team is back on the trail turning footsteps into action and transforming the route into a cleaner greener space for everyone who calls Honde Valley home. What began as a race ends as a promise. A promise to honour the beauty that carried every runner forward. A promise to leave the valley better than we found it. With every bag filled and every path restored we celebrate not only athletic triumph but a shared commitment to the environment that inspires us. &nb
THE Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reminded uniformed officers on the need to uphold discipline and loyalty. Speaking at a handover-takeover parade where General (Rtd) Phillip Valerio Sibanda handed over the reigns to General Emmanuel Matatu at Charles Gumbo Barracks in Harare on Monday, President Mnangagwa said discipline and loyalty remains the nerve centre of the ZDF. “I urge you to continue maintaining the discipline and professionalism that the ZDF is renowned for and ensure that there is continuity of the programmes and plans that your predecessor has been undertaking. To the officers, men and women of the ZDF, I urge you to remain disciplined and loyal as these qualitie
In a dramatic incident that has shocked both Ireland and Zimbabwean communities abroad, 35-year-old Tennyson Dube, a learner driver and international protection applicant, caused mass power outages after a high-speed crash in Mullanarry, Ireland. Witnesses say Dube lost control of his vehicle and slammed into an ESB electricity pole, instantly knocking out power to nearly 1,200 homes and triggering damages estimated at €60,000. A female passenger travelling with him suffered a broken rib, adding a painful layer to the already chaotic night. But what stunned many was what happened next — Dube abandoned the wreckage and fled on foot, leaving residents in darkness and authorities scrambling. He was later apprehended and taken to court, where he received a two-year driving ban an
RlP our heroLiberation war veteran and diplomat Ambassador Thomas Bvuma diesAMBASSADOR Thomas Bvuma, a veteran diplomat, liberation struggle cadre and author of the ‘Chimurenga II Armed Struggle’, has died. Born and educated in Manicaland, Ambassador Bvuma attended St Augustine’s School in Penhalonga before enrolling at the then University of Rhodesia. He joined the liberation struggle in 1976 while in his second year of university studies, leaving the country to cross into Mozambique where he arrived at Doroi Refugee Camp that same year. He later moved to Chimoio Military Base for politico-military training and was subsequently selected for advanced ideological instruction at the Chitepo Ideologi
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Hello. I have an issue to expose on your platform about a conman. His name is Russell Masuwa. Based in the UK. He operates a fake shipping services company. He will lure you to trust him to collect items or vehicles on your behalf for shipping to Africa..as soon as you pay him for his so called services he will not deliver. He will disappear and never to be heard from. I only got to know that he us a scammer once I had already engaged his services and had already paid £2480. He has been around doing the same thing to different unsuspecting people for many years now. He lied that a truck that I wanted to send from the UK to Zimbabwe had a faulty battery. I sent him money. He then lied that storage was due. I sent him money again. Instead of d
Chicken inn 8th na Jason Moyo.A food outlet in Bulawayo was temporarily closed on Monday morning after a man collapsed and died while waiting for his order. His identity and age have not been confirmed. Other customers noticed he was sitting awkwardly and motionless, and they alerted the staff. Police from the Criminal Investigations Department’s Homicide division visited the scene but had left by 9:45 AM, while the man’s body was still inside the outlet. Despite the incident, other customers were still being served through the main entrance. Chronicle Zim
