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Farewell, Our Brother-in-Arms, Cde Thabani Zororai,” Chambati said. “Yesterday, we lost not just a comrade, but a brother — Cde Thabani Zororai. A true patriot who stood firm in the digital trenches, defending our beloved Party ZANU PF and our President Cde Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa with unmatched passion and loyalty.”Zanu PF’s Varakashi boss, Levison Chambati, on Tuesday paid tribute to the late Thabani Zororai, describing him as a dedicated patriot and comrade.
Ko ava asi havachawirirana here ko chii chakaitikaChapi Bae ainyengerera kuya joni achiwana free accommodation achitenga zvinhu zvake oakadzokera yoko kumba zvakamurwadza faniChappie hasn’t been around ever since uyu started talking about zvekuchata. Akatoita traditional marooro Chapie wasn’t there??Aida kushandisa Yoko kuti awane pekusvikira kana vauya Durban Yokozuna we Zimbabwe makaitana sei namama
SAD | Two students, Marlvin Saint and Lindon Zanga, from Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) were reportedly abducted on Monday, November 10, at Mzimba Shopping Centre by unidentified individuals driving a grey Isuzu vehicle with no registration plates. Reports indicate that earlier that day, the same vehicle was seen distributing ZICOSU campaign materials. The abducted students are members of @Zinasuzim and were participating in campaigns for the upcoming Student Representative Council (SRC) elections.
Uyu akatodzima angatambe shumba dzemugame kudaro
A shocking “Tlof Tlof” church video has gone viral across social media, sparking outrage and disbelief nationwide. The short clip, filmed during a Sunday service, appears to show inappropriate behavior inside a place of worship. Within hours, it spread like wildfire under the hashtag #TlofTlofChurchVideo, with thousands of people calling for accountability and justice. Authorities confirmed that a man was arrested Monday night following public pressure after the video’s release. Police say the arrest is linked to public indecency and disruption of a religious gathering, while investigations continue. Church leaders have condemned the act, describing it as “deeply disrespectful” and urging people not to circulate the video further as it violates th
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Mukadzi uyu ari kuchema nekurwadziwa murume wake muporofita mukuru muharare haasi kuchengeta vana 4 akamitisa muchurch mavo imomo muporofitakadzi akatomudeedzera mukomana webhosvo paakazvara .Mukadzi ari kuti ndashungurudzika .Saka ndavawana murume wacho zvose nemuporofita kadzi uyu wekutorera mai mufundisi murume ndivo ava avo 4 ndovana vacho Copied from sisi melly diaries Anenge achinzi handei kumasowe asingade achi slayer nenzwara baba vasina mukadzi ku church achizviti andipinde postori yakasara achitadza kuterera murume mumba yaa problem akuuya pano murume anongoita move on okisiya uchi slayer oita zvearikuda chipostori problem havazotaure nyaya payakatangira vanozongosvika nemusodzi chete pano va
Police in Scotland have arrested several people accused of selling fake Scotland FC merchandise without the permission of Zimbabwean businessman Scott Kupa, who is being credited online as the new owner of the team. The arrests came after an investigation uncovered counterfeit jerseys, tracksuits, and caps being sold at markets and online stores. Scott Kupa, speaking through his representative “Scot Rupee,” warned that anyone using his team’s name or logo without authorization will face legal action. He added that the crackdown is meant to protect the integrity of the brand and ensure fans receive genuine, high-quality gear.
