Fombo Sentenced to 22 Months for Fraud Marondera-A 31-year-old man popularly known on social media as “Fombo”, real name Caution Madiro Chikonamombe, has been sentenced to 22 months imprisonment by Marondera Magistrate Chris Chikengezha after pleading guilty to fraud. The court heard that the accused misrepresented to the complainant, Shillah Chikwariro, that he required money to facilitate payment of import duty for a vehicle. As a result of the misrepresentation, the complainant paid US$4,500, believing it was required for the duty payment. In passing sentence, Magistrate Chikengezha imposed 22 months imprisonment, with 6 months suspended for five years on condition of good behaviour. A further 8 month
Mai Pondo Sparks Fresh Controversy Over New Relationship Rumors The Zimbabwean social media landscape is buzzing once again following a provocative post by popular entertainment page Zimcelebrity. The post, which features a photo of socialite Mai Pondo posing with an unidentified man, has reignited long-standing debates about her personal life and public image. The caption accompanying the image—stating that she has allegedly "snatched someone’s husband again"—has quickly gone viral. While the identity of the man in the photo has not been officially confirmed, the post's tone suggests a continuation of the "drama queen" persona often associated with her in the digital space. Social Media Reaction
This is the reality under Mayor Jacob Mafume and the Harare City Council, despite past ambitions to transform the capital into a world-class city by 2025.The Premier Soccer League (PSL) game between TelOne and Dynamos at Ascot Stadium in Gweru was abandoned after the pitch was declared waterlogged. The decision was announced by match commissioner Brighton Nyika. PSL says the game will be played tomorrow at 10am.MaZimba at all levels, we are full jokes. Tichazoitawo serious nezvinhu zvedu rinhi? Hapana aisaiziva kuti bhora richatanga manje manje. No preparation or inspection done. Zvatinoita senyika zvinonyenyesa. ????And you crying to host AfconSo the Munhumutapa games worth of 25 million will be played in these stadiums?
BINDURA — A 24-year-old Bindura man, Kudakwashe Lordship Tengende, has been convicted by the Bindura Magistrates’ Court on charges of cyberbullying and harassment. The Incident According to a public bulletin released by the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) on March 4, 2026, the conviction stems from an incident involving Tengende's 29-year-old ex-girlfriend. The two individuals separated on February 2, 2026, following a misunderstanding. Following the separation, Tengende reclaimed a cellphone he had previously given the victim to use, but he did not allow her the opportunity to log out of her personal Facebook and TikTok accounts. On February 4, 2026, Tengende utilized this unauthorized access to log into the victim's socia
HARARE — Linda Masarira, Lead President of the Labour Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) party, has publicly thrown her support behind Zimbabwe's proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill. In a recent interview, Masarira outlined her party's endorsement of significant changes to the country's electoral process and presidential term limits. Support for a Parliamentary Vote Speaking on the proposed changes to how the head of state is elected, Masarira urged citizens to be open to an indirect electoral system. "It is very important for Zimbabweans to embrace and to think deeply about voting for the president in parliament," Masarira stated. Representing LEA
HARARE, 7 March 2026 – A decisive restructuring of Zimbabwe’s military command structure is underway following a series of rapid personnel moves at the heart of the country’s security establishment, signalling a significant recalibration of power within the state’s defence architecture.Sources within the Zimbabwe Defence Forces confirm that a carefully coordinated realignment has been executed under the authority of the Commander-in-Chief and the Zimbabwe Defence Forces High Command. The move follows the elevation of General Asher Walter Tapfumaneyi to the rank of full Army General late last year, a promotion that insiders say positioned him strategically within the upper command hierarchy ahead of the latest developments.
#BreakingNews: A fatal accident along Wedza road claimed one person on spot. Vabereki vanga vachienda ku visit yemwana wechikoro kuKwenda Mission,mota yavo yanga ine 6 passengers vamwe vaendeswa paHwedza hospital vanonzi vakuvara zvakaipisisa.????.l Accident yeku Wedza yaiswa na Dj Olla masken mai varipamufananidzo ndivo vashaya vachienda kunoona mwana wavo ku boarding Mwana wavanga vanaye ane 3 years apona Tongoti Rest in Peace zvakangooma hazvo umm vashaika vasati vakura veduwe ummm .I experienced that 'curve again, but I was just falling asleep and I woke up suddenly. That exact same thing happened last year in February.
This is applaudable Hon MP, this will help men from onset than to be told that this child is not your biological one after 23 years or all the children u thought were your after all are not yours.Attach DNA Results to Birth Certificates Spencer Tshuma, MP for Gokwe–Kabuyuni, has called for mandatory DNA testing at birth before a child is issued with a birth certificate. He said the measure would help resolve paternity disputes, ensure children inherit from their biological fathers, and prevent men from being forced to support children who are not biologically theirs. Tshuma proposed that DNA results be attached to the birth certificate as proof of parentage and urged the Gover
Daring armed robbers raided a Mukuru outlet in Bulawayo’s CBD, making off with US$78,141 and R501,820 in cash before fleeing through the back door. The suspects also took a digital video recorder and a panic button, items believed to have been removed to destroy surveillance evidence and disable the alarm system. Police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident, saying: “The total money stolen is US$78,141 and R501,820.”
BROTHERS JAILED FOR FOUR YEARS FOR A CRIME THEY DIDN’T COMMIT… One of them is a cop who lost four years of his careerTWO brothers – Chrispen and Taurai Sanyatwe – served FOUR years in jail for a crime they didn’t commit. Convicted of stock theft in 2021, the brothers from Rusape were branded criminals and sent to prison. One of them is a police officer. Their story is one of investigative failings, judicial errors and prosecutorial negligence – an enduring reminder of how fragile justice can be. Their ordeal began on November 14, 2020, in Tikwiri Village, when Diana Murombe reported two of her oxen were missing.She wasted no time in accusing the Sanyatwe brothers of theft, and the w
