Rosemary, known as Cardi Rose, claims she's pregnant with Killer T's child from a relationship predating Ginimbi's death, despite Killer T's public denial and wife's confrontation.
Olinda Chapel shared on Instagram the progress of the mansion her ex, Baba Sean, is building for her, expressing gratitude for his efforts.
Edith Nyabaya advised Cardi Rose to leave married Killer T alone, saying she's ruining his hard-earned reputation for fame, and warned of consequences.
Lady Squander, the Queen of Zimdancehall, announced her readiness for marriage in a Facebook video, asking, "Is there no one who can marry me, boys?"
Sebastian Magacha released "Mudziyo," featuring the talented students of Chiwenga's Chivaraidze primary school. Since opening in 2023, the school has boasted a 92% grade 7 pass rate.
Prophetess Vee Doma's assistant, Ropafadzo Magadza, resigned and revealed alleged mistreatment, sparking criticism of the Prophetess's teachings on love.
According to Dr. Khelehlezi's prophecy, gay men in Zimbabwe, particularly in Harare, are marrying women to conceal their sexuality. These men allegedly pay off their wives to maintain silence, even encouraging them to have boyfriends. Journalist Hopewell Chin'ono reported that a Zimbabwean executive paid his ex-wife to keep his sexuality private.
Kenyan actress Sandra Dacha has lost 17 kilograms (about 37 pounds) since last August. She did this with the help of a medicine called Ozempic. Doctors usually prescribe Ozempic to treat diabetes. But sometimes, they also use it to help people lose weight.
Sandra started her weight loss journey after she got sick with pneumonia in October 2023. A nurse at the hospital told her that she needed to lose weight. At that time, Sandra weighed more than what is considered healthy.
The extra weight put Sandra in the category of "greater morbid obesity." This means her body mass index (BMI) was 40 or higher. Greater morbid obesity can lead to serious health problems.
Sandra knew she had to make a change. With the help of Dr. Arshni at Tia...
The clock is ticking for TikTok. The popular video app could stop working on Jan. 19. That's when a new law goes into effect. It says TikTok must cut ties with its Chinese owner, ByteDance. If not, people in the U.S. won't be able to download or update the app anymore.
TikTok asked the Supreme Court to stop the ban for now. The court will hear from TikTok and ByteDance on Friday, but it didn't act immediately on TikTok's request.
What does this mean for TikTok fans? The app will still work for a while on phones that already have it. But without updates, it will slowly stop working well.
TikTok creators are worried. Many have built careers on the app. They're preparing for big changes.
TikTok's 7,000 U.S. employees are also nervous...
