In a shocking turn of events, Zimbabweans have reportedly been banned from boarding American-owned cruise ships, sparking outrage and heated debate across social media. The move, which many are calling discriminatory and unjust, has left hundreds of travelers stranded and questioning why Zimbabweans are being singled out. According to reports circulating in international travel circles, several passengers from Zimbabwe were denied boarding this week in Miami and Los Angeles, with cruise officials allegedly citing “policy changes” regarding certain nationalities. While the official reasons remain unclear, insiders say the decision may be linked to new immigration and visa restrictions imposed by U.S. authorities on foreign nationals. Social media in Zim
It never rains for broke Zim celebs one after the otherIn a way to evade the attachment, she made submissions that the vehicle belonged to one Ropafadzo Everjoy Mahlungwa. However, the High Court in Harare dismissed the claim and ordered that the vehicle was executable to cover the debt of the defendant (Kikky). The High Court in Harare, held on July 28, dismissed the matter with costs and ordered the attachment. “The Applicant approached this court having been informed by the Claimant (Ropafadzo everjoy Mahlunga) that she lays a claim to the vehicle being Toyota Aqua Registration number AGS 2268.The vehicle was attached on 27 February 2025. The attachment of the vehicle was pursuant to the judgment obtained by the Judgment Creditor ag
ANOTHER TRAFFIC INCIDENT AT STATE HOUSE: A fuel tanker has broken down outside. Tanker rafira pa State House ANOTHER SERIOUS TRAFFIC INCIDENT AT STATE HOUSE: Fuel Tanker Breaks Down Outside
South Africa — In a jaw-dropping twist that has sent shockwaves through the Zimdancehall community, controversial chanter Platinum Prince — real name Ian Makiwa — was viciously assaulted by an angry mob after allegedly being caught red-handed trying to hijack a diesel tanker with an accomplice. Witnesses say chaos erupted when members of the public intercepted the alleged hijack attempt, dragging the Hazviite hitmaker from the scene and delivering a beating that left him unrecognizable. Videos and photos of the aftermath are already flooding social media, with fans in disbelief and critics saying they “saw it coming.” Platinum Prince, born and raised in Bindura, rose to fame with his breakout track on the Bodyslam Riddim. But fame has been anything but s
Manchester — The UK entertainment scene has been rocked by shocking news that Zimbabwean-born superstar DJ Viper, real name Tendai “TeeVee” Mudzamiri, has been arrested in connection with an alleged massive £400,000 (USD $500,000) credit card fraud ring. Sources close to the investigation claim that the 34-year-old entertainer, known for his flashy lifestyle, exotic cars, and high-end fashion, was taken into custody in the early hours of Thursday morning after police raided a luxury penthouse apartment in Manchester’s Deansgate district. Authorities allege that DJ Viper was part of an international syndicate that used cloned credit cards to book luxury hotels, buy designer clothing, and host extravagant parties that drew celebrities from across Europe.
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Coup Announcing Coup ArrestedThe Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed the arrest of Assistant Inspector Simbarashe Mandizvidza, who went viral after releasing videos claiming he had taken control of the police force. Mandizvidza, described by authorities as a “rogue policeman,” is now facing both disciplinary action under the Police Act [Chapter 11:10] and criminal charges, including possible treason.a strongly worded statement, national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi said: “The Zimbabwe Republic Police categorically disassociates itself from the treasonous social media videos and statements issued by Assistant Inspector Simbarashe Mandizvidza. The errant member has since been arrested and is
22-year-old Zimbabwean student, Leeroy Ziweya, was brutally attacked at Guru Kashi University in Talwandi Sabo, Bathinda, India, and admitted to AIIMS, Bathinda, with serious head injuries. Ziweya, who is pursuing a BSc in Radiology and Imaging Technology, remains in critical condition. The attack allegedly followed an altercation between Ziweya and a university security guard on Tuesday, but it’s unclear if the guard is connected to the incident. Police have detained a suspect and launched an investigation into the matter. Ziweya was initially taken to Talwandi Sabo Civil Hospital but was later transferred to AIIMS due to the severity of his injuries. Bathinda Senior Superintendent of Police, Amnee
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BIRMINGHAM, UK – Shockwaves are hitting the Zimbabwean community in the UK after Tawanda Ncube and his wife Melody Ncube, a well-known couple in Birmingham’s diaspora circles, were arrested in connection with an alleged £250,000 care home visa scam. According to UK immigration officials, the couple is accused of charging up to £12,000 per person to arrange fake sponsorships for care home jobs that never existed. The alleged scheme reportedly ran for nearly two years, with victims from Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Malawi paying huge sums in hopes of securing legal work in the UK. Instead, many were left stranded with expired visas, unable to work, and in some cases, facing deportation. Early on Tuesday morning, police raided the couple’s detached home i
