This Nile crocodile ? was k...illed today after it k...illed a human yesterday. Human wildlife conflict has been exacerbated in Kariba.Eish, human wildlife conflict. Apa people will go fishing for the pot and earnigs. Pakaipa shuwaMy thoughts are with the family and loved ones of the person who lost their life... may they find peace during this difficult time ?zvakaoma hazvo
.I am a married father of three living with a visual impairment, and my wife has a physical disability. We survive through vending and struggle to make ends meet. In August 2022, we were featured on a TV programme about people living with disabilities on ZBC TV. In December 2022, Baker’s Inn approached us and said they wanted to help us. They promised us a container shop and a chance to distribute their bread so we could earn a living. The container was delivered in December 2022, and we were told we would earn a commission of 5 cents per loaf. In April 2023, they also gave us a scooter to help with deliveries. However, there was no clear written or signed agreement given to us for this arrangement. From the beginning, we were e
Eish Colorfull betrayed Malloti Rose, chete kuti Malloti chiganhanda i don't think anorwadziwa moyo Malloti.Colorfull kushinga kuvhurira Hulengende gumbo kusvika apihwa mimba apa achizviti ndisahwira waMalloti haaa never trust friend in your life hazviko izvi ??Colourful sorry hake ka 10 000 nhamo yaakuchema oti mimba padenga,komimba yakabata rinhi haana kana mwedzi adzokerako,tundira vanhu Ngende vamame,maloti achizvidyira hake mabenefits/ Haaaa chero tazogara Hulengende aripo pakupeta Malloti uchiriona ziMalloti ungati rakangwara kana richitaura hezvo kwani ranzwa nekumhemhaidzwa nekukavhira chihure changende kuzovhaira hanzi ndaimbirwa song kut chingonzwisisa uchinhumburisirwa vanhu vauri kupa sadza Situation ku movement right now! Ru
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Yesterday at around 10:00 PM, I was driving an inDrive customer to Borrowdale. I used the road that passes by State House and the Harare Golf Club. Just after the durawall of State House, near the agricultural buildings, there was a single Presidential Guard soldier. He stopped a Toyota Aqua and made it pull over to the side of the road, but I did not stop because I did not realise I was being signalled. On my way back, the same soldier stopped me. He asked for my driver’s licence and car keys, which I handed over. He then asked where I was coming from, and I explained that I was coming from Borrowdale, as I was working as an inDrive driver. He said he wanted to deal with me for not stopping when I was allegedly signalled by officers near the Botanical Garde
Businessman Wicknell Chivayo says he will give US$3.6 million to Parliament. Each of the 360 MPs and Senators will get US$10,000 to use for community projects in their areas, like boreholes, clean water, markets, and finishing stalled projects. He said the money will be given to the Speaker of Parliament and shared equally among all legislators, no matter their political party. Chivayo described this as an Independence Day gesture to support development in all constituencies and encourage unity.Our country is something else. The level of bootlicking has reached unprecedented levels. At today’s Independence Day celebrations, some artists presented artworks of President Mnangagwa and Wicknell Chivayo, likely hoping to
ZIMBABWE’S FILM INDUSTRY MOURNS MEMORY BUSUSU The Zimbabwe film and television industry has mourned veteran actress Memory Bususu, who was laid to rest this Tuesday in Buhera District, bringing the curtain down on a distinguished career that left a lasting imprint on local screen arts. #Zimbabwe #FilmIndustry #MemoryBususu #ZimArts #RIP #EntertainmentNewsBig loss to the industry ! A talented female legend mhsripMay her Spirit and Soul find peace and rest well in the Name the LORD ?
TWO Bulawayo women have appeared in court facing allegations of attempting to smuggle two kilogrammes of crystal methamphetamine to Asia. Michelle Mupati (26) and Lorcadia Zhou (20) allegedly conspired between February and March this year to export the dangerous drugs from Zimbabwe to Asia. It is alleged the suspects concealed the drugs inside hippopotamus sculptures before taking the parcel to FedEx in Bulawayo for shipment to a recipient in Asia. The plot was uncovered after detectives from the Criminal Investigation Department Drugs and Narcotics unit intercepted the parcel before export. Authorities recovered four hippopotamus sculptures containing two kilogrammes of crystal methamphetamine valued at US$22 000.
TWO Harare men have appeared in court facing charges of unlawful entry in aggravating circumstances and theft after allegedly stealing US$250 000 from a residential property in the capital. Learnmore Mirison (25) and Thomas Kanhu (31) were arraigned before the courts on Monday, where they were remanded in custody to April 15. The court heard that on April 8, the pair allegedly broke into a house belonging to a Chinese national and stole a safe containing US$250 000. It is alleged that the suspects used a hired vehicle to transport the safe to Eastview, where they broke it open and shared the money. The theft was discovered the following morning after the complainant realised that keys to t
POLITICAL analysts say the proposal to increase the number of Senators under the Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill could broaden the pool of potential Cabinet Ministers, enabling the President to appoint capable individuals to drive the country’s socio-economic development. Among its 21 clauses, the Bill proposes granting the President authority to appoint ten additional Senators, raising the total number of members in the Upper House to 90. According to the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, the move is aimed at bringing in broader technical expertise, expanding the pool of potential ministers while reducing political and social divisions. Political analysts are of the view that the move, if passed, is a step in t
