A man from Manyika Growth Point was caught red-handed (“abatwa nemupurwa”) after spending weeks targeting and sweet-talking women at the local market. Witnesses say he had become a well-known smooth-talker, moving stall to stall promising love and small gifts to different women. His luck finally ran out when the women compared notes and confronted him, causing chaos at the market as vendors shouted and demanded answers. The drama drew a huge crowd, with many warning others to be careful of sweet-tongued strangers who roam around “kutsvaga vakadzi pamusika.”
Mwanasikana awanikwa akazvisungirira pamba pavo kuguta reKambuzuma Section 6 muHarare. ???Zvakaoma kani ende nyaya yacho unotozorora vana vedu vanotirwadzisa ,hanzi ainetsana ne boyfriend pa gate kwakunzi namai enda mumba kwakutopinda mu room make kuzvisungirira mai vatogara havo mu dining ne client yavairuka kana kuziva kuti zvatoshata 24 years anga achiri mudiki kani??? Dzidzai kugara nevana zvakanaka ukaona asvika pakuzvisungirira akashaya wekuturira mitoro baba kana amai kana vose zvavo vanogara nevana vehama pliz chikumbiro ratidzai mufaro kunyange mumba mune nzara kana kuomerwa neupenyu moyo yenyu ngairatidze kusununguka chaiko pombonoka munhu rudunuka seshinda yemadhoiri nemufaro kuti vana vasununguke ku
Serious Tsaona Izvezvi Warren Park Round About Suddenly, the car's fuel tank, or perhaps a tyre, gave way with a sharp thwump. A massive column of black smoke shot upward, briefly obscuring the directional arrow sign before the wind snatched it away.Warren Park roundabout, usually a symphony of impatient horns and grinding minibus gears, had frozen. It was 8:47 PM, and the night was split in two by a monstrous, radiant core of heat: a burning car.
A 13-year-old Bulawayo boy who had just completed his Grade 7 exams admitted in court to stealing US$1,500 and R1,500 from his mother’s savings, meant for a residential stand. He spent the money on clothes, gaming, and bar outings with a friend. The minor was remanded in custody and will be sentenced on December 13.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Tuesday handed over vehicles to artists Greatman, Chipo, Tindo and Mitchell in recognition of their contributions to Zimbabwe’s creative sector. The gesture was part of ongoing efforts to support local talent. Congratulations...???✔️Congratulations Chipo Greatman asi DJ Ollah 7 masiyawo sinikiwe mukadzi uyo dai mangoendawo naye.
A serious kombi accident occurred on the Murehwa Road just before Blue Ridge, leaving passengers shaken and the vehicle severely damaged. Witnesses say the driver lost control, causing the kombi to veer off the road and hit an embankment. Several passengers sustained injuries and were rushed to nearby medical facilities for treatment. Authorities are urging motorists to exercise caution as investigations into the cause of the accident continue.
Uyu ndivo sekuru vekubata chibharo muzukuru wavo mwana wemwanasikana wavo kubva aine 12 years izvozvi ane 15 years Mbavha, mhondi naivo mabhinya aya vese mumajeri and throw away ma keys O my dear Lord,zvinorwadza izvi. I think that lady need to let go of her job in South Africa and be with her daughter. She needs her mom more than anyone. If not ngamutore agare naye ku South Africa kwacho. Ndarwadziwa nenyaya iyi…
A public outcry has erupted online as Zimbabweans call on top social media influencers MadamBoss, Mama Vee, Mabrijo, the Musekuwas, and Tytie Gilbert Nyati to take responsibility for their role in promoting Diamond Migration, a company reportedly linked to Vecco Lupe, which is accused of scamming hundreds of thousands from people seeking opportunities abroad. For months, many citizens trusted Diamond Migration largely because these influencers endorsed it, giving the company legitimacy and convincing followers that it was safe and reliable. Now, with victims speaking out about losing their savings, the public says the influencers’ recent apologies are not enough. People are demanding that the influencers refund the promotional payments they received, arguing that the money should
GWERU MURDERER JAILED FOR TWO LIFE IMPRISONMENTS Gweru fugitive Peter Dube has been slapped with two life imprisonment terms plus another 20 years, for two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder by the High Court in Bulawayo. High Court Judge, Justice Munamato Mutevedzi, handedPeter Dube has been slapped with two life imprisonment terms plus another 20 years the sentence today after convicting Dube on 14 November. Dube fatally shot his second wife’s alleged lover and best friend in 2021 before fleeing the country. He was arrested in Ireland in June 2023. Dube shot and killed Shelton Chiduku and Gamuchirai Mudungwe in April 2021. He shot his wife,
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