LONDON – Passengers on a busy commuter train were left speechless yesterday when Tendai Mavhunga, a Zimbabwean man living in the UK, boarded the train with a live goat and insisted it had the right to sit next to him. According to witnesses, Tendai told passengers the goat’s name was “Boss Gono” and that it was his “emotional support animal” — but instead of sitting quietly, the goat kept munching people’s handbags and chewing a passenger’s newspaper. The chaos reached new levels when the train conductor asked Tendai to remove the goat, only for him to reply, “In Zimbabwe, even goats have VIP rights!” The incident forced the train to stop at the next station, where British Transport Police escorted both Tendai and B
LONDON, UK – The UK gambling scene was rocked this week after 27-year-old Tapiwa Dube, a Zimbabwean national, was arrested for allegedly running a large-scale illegal gambling operation targeting residents across London and beyond. Police say Tapiwa’s ring took in over £500,000 in illegal bets through a network of fake IDs and encrypted communication apps, evading government regulations and taxes. The operation reportedly involved high stakes and even money laundering schemes, according to sources close to the investigation. Neighbours described Tapiwa as “quiet but ambitious,” with no hint she was behind such a lucrative underground business. Authorities have pledged to crack down harder on illegal gambling, warning the public to stay clear of unlicense
LONDON, UK – The Zimbabwean community in the UK is abuzz after Tinashe Mupanguri (34) and Blessed Chikwanda (29) were arrested in connection with an ATM card cloning operation that allegedly targeted unsuspecting shoppers across London. Authorities say the pair worked together to install skimming devices on cash machines and card readers in busy areas, capturing card details and PINs which were later used to withdraw thousands of pounds. Police claim more than £45,000 was stolen before the operation was uncovered. Immigration officers confirmed that both men are now facing criminal charges and possible deportation back to Zimbabwe once court proceedings conclude. The Metropolitan Police have urged anyone who used cash machines in certain high streets over the last three m
Congratulations are in order for Zimbabwean rapper Stunner and his former wife Olinda Chapel, who have surprised fans by rekindling their relationship after a highly publicized split. The couple, who once made headlines for their dramatic breakup and emotional fallout, now appear to be giving love another chance. Their reunion has sparked waves of excitement and curiosity across social media, with supporters praising their maturity and willingness to heal old wounds. Love, it seems, has a way of finding its way back — even after the storm. The new photo of the two looking cozy and happy together has sent tongues wagging, with fans applauding their bold decision to reunite despite past challenges. Many see this as a beautiful example of forgiveness, growth, and second chances.
Well said, kumitiswa doesn’t make you someone’s “wife”. Y’ll need to stop using babies to trap man that you clearly see that they don’t want you! Ini ndakamitiswa naHulengende ende togara tiri tese but he’s not my husband, because he is not committed to me. Kuchaya mapoto for 20 years haisi marriage, anenge akomba chete anenge Asisiri mapoto anenge ave maDrum, Especially kugarisana kunokonzerwa neMimba pasina true love, ndosaka varume vachiita ma small house coz munhu anenge amitisa ototizirwa mukadzi ototanga kuzvara vana hobho asi true love chaiyo pasina Nomathemba Primrose Ndebele People are allowed to impregnate you and go ahead and marry whoever suits their journey… Remember getting pregnant is solemnly under a woman&rsq
There are strong rumours going around that popular musician Sulumani Chimbetu proposed to Dr Grace Mugabe, the wife of the late former President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe. The proposal is said to have happened in Mazowe after the two met by surprise. Reports say Dr Mugabe was not pleased and later contacted the police, accusing Chimbetu of harassment. The case was handled at Borrowdale Police Station, but Dr Mugabe later decided to drop the charges, and Sulumani Chimbetu was released.
Olinda is exposing Tytan for calling her over 100 times in a day after she dumped him for Stunner . Is this normal for your ex to be texting and calling like this - but mu comment section you are busy trash talking ??? Behave
A prominent church leader who claimed to be a spiritual healer has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after being found guilty of serious misconduct involving members of his congregation. Walter Masocha, 61, originally from Zimbabwe, built a large following in the UK after founding Agape for All Nations Church in 2007. With over 2,000 members, Masocha was seen by many as a father figure and spiritual guide. However, beneath the surface of his growing ministry, disturbing allegations emerged. Two women came forward with testimonies of inappropriate behavior that took place between 2006 and 2012. One woman described being taken advantage of under the guise of spiritual deliverance, while another shared her experience of being targeted while staying at his home. Despite denying all
JULY has been a great month for me I have received so much love from people I feel I did little in helping them,yet these people highly regard me as a mentor, as their inspiration and role model I appreciate you too Gamue Lorraine Guyo Productions - Chihera Comic Elder nyangwe zvangu (NDAPERA) yes I can feel it I am (EMPTY) and I am not a politician vasingabvume kupera One thing gives me joy I shared my limelight time with others and I was not a one man band 2025 marks the END of The Comic Pastor and I retire with Joy I Shared the light, passed on the the Batton, and helped others
Chamisa Must Clarify Use of Bulletproof Car Funds Before Launching New Party As Nelson Chamisa prepares to form a new political party following his departure from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), pressure is mounting for him to come clean about the funds raised during the last election campaign. Zimbabweans, particularly those in the diaspora, generously contributed thousands of dollars to help Chamisa purchase a bulletproof vehicle amid rising threats to his safety. However, years later, there has been no clear public accounting of how those funds were used, leading to growing concern and skepticism among his former supporters. Transparency, many argue, is not just a matter of accountability but of political credibility as he seeks to build trust in a new movement. Political
