Mupurisa azvambaradzwa nemuMozambican ,asvika pasalon pake achida kumujairira.Mutsonga akati hey we na sesi,ungani deleli nakuba mina???This is bloody wrong,kudherera mapurisa kudai,ini kana arimupurisa ndoziva kwekugumira kwete vaye vekuzviita mauoto ekutemu
Musanyepa hubby sold the house she built n took off with the money she saved ,he went to marry another. She saved cz her medical condition wouldn't allow her to go back kuma ship. But hubby took it all. Ngaafare in his new marriage.S hame that job its a depression on its own i have someone I knw she sent back money home for stand and her mom akadya yese just imagine munhu u must trust pasi rese n the sister pakadaro unoda Mwari
Six people were killed and 40 others injured when a passenger bus overturned on the Harare–Mukumbura Road in the early hours of Thursday morning. The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) confirmed the fatal road traffic accident occurred at approximately 0430 hours at the 131-kilometre peg. The Yutong bus, which was carrying 55 passengers and travelling towards Bindura, allegedly suffered a tyre burst. According to the police report, the driver lost control of the vehicle, which subsequently overturned once and landed on its side. Six people were pronounced dead at the scene. The injured were referred to Karanda, Madziwa, Mt Darwin, and Bin
Zimbabwean MMA sensation Themba Gorimbo has set social media ablaze ahead of his highly anticipated showdown with Jeremiah Wells at UFC Vegas 110. Speaking with passion and intensity, Gorimbo made it clear that this fight is about more than just victory — it’s about survival, family, and purpose. “I’ve got kids to feed at home,” Gorimbo said emotionally. “Everything I do inside that cage is for them. This isn’t just a fight — it’s my way of giving them a better life.” His heartfelt statement quickly went viral across the MMA community, with fans praising his authenticity and hunger. Themba Gorimbo’s journey has been one of resilience — from humble beginnings in Zimbabwe to making waves on the world’s bigges
In a heartwarming gesture of admiration and respect, Zimbabwean multimillionaire Sir Wicknell Chivayo and his team paid a special visit to Baba Paul Mwazha, the revered 107-year-old church leader of the African Apostolic Church. The philanthropic businessman presented Baba Mwazha with an impressive $190,000 Toyota Land Cruiser 300 and $107,000 in cash, symbolically matching the elder’s remarkable age. Sir Wicknell, known for his acts of generosity toward spiritual and community leaders, described the visit as a way of honoring Baba Mwazha’s lifetime of service, humility, and faith. Videos and photos of the occasion have since gone viral across social media platforms, drawing praise from both church members and the public. Many hailed the gesture as a touching display of
The ZRP has arrested six suspects, Robin Kudakwashe Tiba (27), Tungamirai Mavindimidze (40), Leonard Takura (44), Banwell Chilimba (40), Tonderai Rusikira (29) and Takunda Rusikira (26) for drug peddling at the Aspindale Truck stop. The suspects were busted while receiving 210kg of skunk dagga from a transporter. The Police recovered the exhibits and the AD Van vehicle used as a getaway car. Meanwhile, the ZRP confirms that three vehicles, a Toyota Prado, VW Bora and Toyota Wish were recently forfeited to the state after the conviction of the owners for drug trafficking.
Natasha Masunda to represent Zimbabwe at global environment pageantREIGNING Miss Environment Zimbabwe, Natasha Masunda, is set to represent the country at the Miss Environment International pageant set for the Philippines next month. Natasha, who is from Masvingo, says she is ready to fly the Zimbabwean flag high as she competes on the global stage. From promoting climate action to championing sustainable living, the reigning Miss Environment Zimbabwe is not only ready to showcase beauty and intellect, but also Zimbabwe’s commitment to environmental protection. “Representing Zimbabwe at such a global platform is a dream come true for me, and I’m so excited as it gives me the opportuni
Today is Job Sikhala's birthday. He had planned a birthday celebration, but it was postponed after he met with the ZRP Commanding Officer in Chitungwiza yesterday. Despite the rescheduling, Job Sikhala woke up to find armed ZRP officers patrolling his neighborhood (St. Mary’s, Chitungwiza) and the birthday venue, carrying guns, batons, and accompanied by dogs.Hahaha ?? birthday gathering is a crime in our own Country ?Rusununguko munyika medu hamuna zvamo
A traditional beer ceremony in Mashava ended in tragedy after two children died and 14 other people, including seven adults and four children, were left critically ill from suspected food poisoning, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed. Police said the incident occurred on 27 October 2025 during a traditional ritual gathering where families reportedly ate sadza and drank mahewu. Shortly after the meal, several attendees began experiencing severe stomach pains. Tragically, two minors, aged three and seven, succumbed to the illness. According to ZRP spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi, four children and seven adults are currently in critical condition at Masvingo General Hospital, while three others are receiving treatment at Mashava Clini
The Methodist Church in Zimbabwe (MCZ) faced embarrassment after a Chaplain was found to have exchanged inappropriate messages with a female church leader. The Gauteng Section of MCZ SA Fellowship reported that Chaplain Rev. Mudenda exchanged inappropriate messages with Mrs. Mhandu, which led to a confrontation with her husband and caused embarrassment to the church after the issue spread on social media. In a meeting on 29 October 2025, it was decided that Chaplain Rev. Mudenda would be removed from his duties and relocated for counseling, while Mrs. Mhandu would give up her leadership roles and also receive counseling with her husband. The section leaders asked members to stay united, avoid gossip, and pray
