COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Controversial online figure Ivo Suvee has reportedly been arrested by Danish authorities following an international warrant linked to alleged exploitation of South African women, sparking shockwaves across social media in both Europe and Southern Africa. According to sources familiar with the investigation, the arrest follows months of cooperation between European law-enforcement agencies and South African authorities, after multiple complaints and intelligence reports raised serious concerns about Suvee’s activities involving young women recruited under the guise of opportunities abroad and online engagements. ⚠️ Allegations at the Center of the Case While formal charges ha
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Scholar transport lawlessness deepens with more incidents reportedThe state says scholar transport driver Ayanda Dludla, 22, is facing serious charges. He has been charged with 14 counts of murder, three attempted murder and reckless driving. Video: Veli NhlapoIt is believed the fire was started by an electrical fault in the engine compartment. Some 50km away, transport minister Barbara Creecy led an operation in Lenasia, south of Joburg, that resulted in the arrest of three scholar transporters for “significant overloading”. “There have [also] been 60 vehicles impounded,” she said, adding that the operators will be told how they can get their vehicles released “and how they can legalise their operations and pro
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A 13-year-old girl from Bocha, Marange has left Zimbabweans shocked and angry after reports emerged that she was severely tortured and burned over allegations that she stole US$20. The child, identified as Dorris, is a pupil at Chegore Secondary School in Bocha. According to disturbing details circulating in the community, Dorris was accused of stealing money and forced to “confess” under extreme violence. She was allegedly assaulted and had hot roasted groundnuts (nyimo dzakakangwa dzinopisa) poured inside her clothes, causing serious burns and injuries to her body. What has angered many is that Dorris has consistently denied the theft, yet the punishment continued regardless. Sources say the abuse was meant to force her to admit to the crime, a method many
Residents of Glen View Crescent 2 in Harare are raising alarm after an elderly grandmother was left with no option but to walk through raw sewage flooding her home, following a severe sewer blockage that has gone unattended. According to neighbors, burst sewer pipes have turned the yard and surrounding pathways into a pool of human waste. The situation has persisted for days, creating a serious health hazard, especially for the elderly woman who lives alone and has limited mobility. With no alternative shelter, she is forced to step through contaminated water just to move in and out of her house. Community members say repeated calls and reports to Harare City Council have produced no response, despite the obvious risk of cholera, typhoid, and other waterborne dise
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Bedford has become the latest hotspot of heated debate after explosive claims began circulating online that some Zimbabwean women are allegedly using so-called “blue siki” supplements to keep men emotionally and financially attached. The gossip, which exploded across Facebook groups and WhatsApp circles, is being loosely linked to the already-viral Mai Nyati saga, reigniting arguments around relationships, trust, and desperation in the diaspora. According to street talk, the alleged trend involves secretly introducing blue pills or energy boosters into food or drinks as a way to “control” men or keep them loyal. While no concrete evidence has been produced, the story has taken on a life of its own, with critics accusing some women of crossing moral line
Harare is buzzing after a deeply disturbing domestic scandal rocked one of the city’s well-known business families. A respected businessman’s wife was allegedly caught in a compromising situation with her husband’s closest friend, and the most heartbreaking part — it was her own daughter who walked in on them. According to sources close to the family, the incident happened at the family home while the businessman was reportedly away on business. The daughter, whose age has not been disclosed, returned home unexpectedly and discovered her mother with the man she had always known as her father’s “best friend” — a trusted figure who frequently visited the home and attended family gatherings. Witnesses say the young girl
The family of the late former Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) cameraman Joni Savanhu has confirmed that the veteran broadcaster died after suffering a heart-related condition. Family games Born in 1952, Savanhu passed away on Tuesday in Chinhoyi, bringing to an end a long and distinguished career in broadcasting. He was part of an era at ZBC when newsroom operations were marked by strong professional ethics, rigorous training, and a deep sense of public service. Cameramen and journalists of that generation were widely respected for their technical skill, discipline, and commitment to telling the nation’s story with accuracy and dignity—standards that many former practitioners contrast with the challenges facing
