Mnangagwa calls time on his term ahead of 2028 electionsHARARE -Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa says he will not contest the 2028 elections. This is despite his allies calling for him to stay in power longer. Earlier in the year Zanu-PF expelled war veterans leader Blessed Geza after he called on Mnangagwa and his allies to drop the call for elections to be postponed to 2023.
Zimbabwean Multimillionaire Sir Wicknell responds to Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC).. Hanzi vakatangirwa nedare regerai vakomana
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) hereby informs the public that investigations into matters involving Mr. Wicknell Chivayo have been formally reopened. Progress in this case had been delayed due to the complex process of securing critical evidence as well as external interferences that hindered the timely interviewing of the suspect. In line with His Excellency, President E.D. Mnangagwa’s reaffirmation that there are no “sacred cows” in the fight against corruption, and consistent with the public commitment by Vice President C.G.D.N. Chiwenga that accountability is imminent, ZACC is ensuring that previously stalled cases, including those involving individuals with political connections, are being actively revived and pursued. The Commission reitera
Franklin, PA – The name Blessing David Mabugu has become infamous in Pennsylvania’s Venango County, with a rap sheet that reads like a bizarre crime thriller. From stolen lawnmowers to violent clashes with police, the 30-year-old has made headlines for all the wrong reasons. In August 2023, Franklin Police say Mabugu was caught up in a strange saga involving a Weed Eater lawnmower. According to court filings, he allegedly stole the machine, returned it broken, and then reported it “missing again.” Officers later tracked the mower back to him, leading to two misdemeanor theft charges. Unable to post bail, Mabugu was jailed at the Venango County Prison. But this wasn’t his first run-in with the law. Back in July 2021, Mabugu was arreste
Ambulance technician and accomplices jailed for stealing US$1,260 from accident victim in Kwekwe An ambulance technician and two accomplices have been convicted in Kwekwe after stealing money from a road accident victim they were meant to help. Edius Mugonegwa (40), who works for Redcliff Municipality, together with Pride Makamba (25) and Anashe Mukwamba (23), took US$1,260 in cash and US$10 airtime from an injured man during an accident on the Kwekwe–Redcliff Road on 7 September 2025. While giving first aid, bloodstained cash fell from the victim’s pocket. Instead of protecting the money, Mugonegwa and his accomplices kept it for themselves. The victim later discovered the money
VILLAGERS in Hwange are in mourning following the death of a 76-year-old man who was trampled to death by an elephant, in the latest tragic incident of escalating human-wildlife conflict in the region. The deceased, Davison Mudimba, was buried this Tuesday, with mourners describing him as a devoted family man and community pillar whose sudden death has left a deep scar. One mourner said, “We have no idea what to do next. We keep losing our loved ones, and authorities must assist us. Khulu was a loving man, and we are in pain.” Another villager added, “We love the animals, but they no longer stay in the parks. They come into our villages, destroy our food, and kill our people. This kind of death is painful to the victim and
Sir Wicknell has bought a Mercedes Benz GLS600 Maybach valued at $450,000 for Prophet Walter Magaya plus US$100,000 cash. Chivayo also.gave Mrs Magaya a Toyota Land Cruiser VXR and US$50,000 cash. "The history of the MODERN Christian church in Zimbabwe is INCOMPLETE without mentioning P.H.D. Ministries. This is a church that rose from very HUMBLE beginnings, founded by a man who once walked the streets of CHITUNGWIZA and even crossed borders into places like Botswana in search of a simple living. Yet beyond the STRUGGLES of life, he ultimately answered to the GREATER CALL of ministering to the church under the mentorship and spiritual fatherhood of the late great PROPHET T.B. JOSHUA (may his dear soul continue to rest in eternal peace).
Ko vasingabve mama socialites .Tarisai Ethias akuita kunge benzi nokuda mariTuri kupihwa mari tumasocialite twechinherera nemaghosts. She is power hungry this one. Tumasocialite nemaghosts are getting paid kuti vari munhu ari bhoo, then shomo rofamba, then vopinda panyanga. Kana vapinda votanga kuratidza true colors. Kana makanaka stereki tangai nekuratidza Marry vana vake vari kumba kwenyu? How many years now, chero mhondi iri kujeri inopihwa kodzero dzekuona vana. But imi iiii moyo yenyu yakaoma sedombo. You can fool a few, but we see through you. Oh, plus you’re tribalistic zvenyu. Kuma pageant ikoko you accompany only Ndebele girls. Hatina kupusa
A SOUTHLEA Park man, who claims that he has a weakness for pregnant women, allegedly raped a pregnant woman he had offered a lifton Wednesday night. Andrew Nyaruwembo, 39, who also allegedly stole the victim’s money, has been arrested. He allegedly had the cheek to buy his victim some food saying he wanted to feed the baby who was in her womb.A SOUTHLEA Park man, who claims that he has a weakness for pregnant women, allegedly raped a pregnant woman he had offered a lift on Wednesday night. Andrew Nyaruwembo, 39, who also allegedly stole the victim’s money,
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s ruling party is reeling from an extraordinary confrontation after Vice President Constantino Chiwenga accused petroleum magnate Kudakwashe Tagwirei of looting billions of dollars from Zanu PF to buy influence and capture the party, ZimLive can reveal. The explosive allegations were laid bare during a stormy politburo meeting on Wednesday, the last before the party’s annual conference next month. According to insiders, Chiwenga marched into the meeting armed with a dossier that stunned many in the room of nearly 50 members. He claimed that Tagwirei siphoned at least US$3.2 billion through Zanu PF’s shadowy stake in Sakunda Holdings — an investment few had ever heard of. The 45 percent shareholding, allegedly set up during Robert Mugabe
