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DJ Zinhle posts playful apology after rumours
Amid online rumors concerning her partner, Murdah Bongz, DJ Zinhle responded with a clever business promotion. She shared a humorous official apology statement from her brand, Era by DJ Zinhle, which playfully lamented the stylishness of its products. This move redirected public attention toward her company and its upcoming Woza Summer collection. The entertainer's reaction demonstrated a deliberate focus on her commercial success rather than addressing the personal speculation directly. Her confident response, emphasizing new product drops, was widely noted by her supporters. Fans engaged positively with the creative post, leaving numerous amused comments on social media. Many expressed their enthusiasm for the brand's jewellery and...
Will Jordan celebrates engagement with Webb
All Blacks player Will Jordan is engaged to his longtime partner, Mackenzie Webb. The renowned rugby star shared the news by posting photographs of the couple from a tropical vacation, where Webb was seen showing a new engagement ring. He described their time away with a simple caption about a perfect week. Jordan, recognized globally for his exceptional speed and skill on the field, has a strong and supportive relationship with Webb, who is known for her graceful charm. Their engagement photo series highlighted a shared appreciation for travel and understated elegance. Fans and teammates flooded the post with congratulatory messages, celebrating this personal milestone for the athlete. Many admirers noted the couple's authentic...
Warriors fall 3-1 as Marinica faults effort
Zimbabwe's national football team, the Warriors, lost a friendly match against Algeria with a score of three to one. The new head coach, Marian Marinica, stated that his team's work ethic in the first half was below his expectations. He acknowledged the need for greater intensity from his players. Despite Algeria fielding a team without several senior players, Marinica recognized their quality and strong performance. Fan reactions to the coach's critique were divided, with some agreeing the players lacked energy and others suggesting the team is still adjusting to a new coaching system. Several supporters noted a marked improvement during the second half of the game.
InDrive cuts SA commission to 1 percent
The ride-hailing service inDrive has launched a promotional commission rate of just one percent for its drivers in Johannesburg and Pretoria. This initiative, running through the end of the year, is intended to alleviate financial pressure on drivers by allowing them to retain ninety-nine percent of their fare income. InDrive's country representative, Ashif Black, stated the company responded to driver calls for fairer systems. The move significantly undercuts the commission rates of major competitors and aims to build driver loyalty in a competitive market. The company's standard global commission is reportedly under eleven percent. Driver associations have welcomed the temporary reduction while expressing a desire for it to become...
Hakainde Hichilema makes first visit to Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has made his first official visit to Zimbabwe since taking office, meeting with President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The engagement signals a potential strengthening of bilateral relations between the two neighboring nations. Their discussions reportedly focused on enhancing cooperation in mutual economic interests such as trade, infrastructure, and energy. This diplomatic meeting underscores the importance of regional partnership for addressing shared challenges and fostering development. The leaders expressed a commitment to collaborative action for the benefit of both countries.
Makumbe seals eight air deals at ICAN 2025
Zimbabwe secured eight new international aviation agreements during a recent global negotiation event. The country's delegation, led by Transport Permanent Secretary Joy Makumbe, signed memoranda of understanding with Argentina, Belgium, the Dominican Republic, Malaysia, and Ghana. It also finalized Bilateral Air Service Agreements with Ethiopia and The Gambia. This paves the way for expanded airline cooperation, including potential code-sharing arrangements that would improve connectivity for passengers and cargo. The government additionally held talks with South African and Egyptian officials to resolve operational challenges faced by carriers. This aviation expansion supports a national strategy to enhance trade, tourism, and...
ZimParks moves to fix resort complaints
The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority has acknowledged public complaints regarding declining conditions and services at its tourism facilities. Acting Public Relations Manager Tamirirashe Mudzingwa stated that the authority takes all feedback seriously and is currently engaging relevant teams to address the concerns. This official response follows numerous online reports from visitors describing disappointing experiences with infrastructure and hospitality at various wildlife resorts. ZimParks reaffirmed its commitment to upholding high standards for both conservation and guest safety. The authority also requested public patience and continued support as it works on improvements across its national parks.
Chivayo gifts Chiundura Moyo SUV, $50k
Businessman Wicknell Chivayo has gifted veteran writer and filmmaker Aaron Chiundura Moyo a new Toyota Fortuner and fifty thousand dollars in cash. Chivayo announced the donation on social media, praising Moyo's profound influence on Zimbabwean arts through his work on numerous television dramas and novels. He instructed the celebrated writer to collect the fully paid vehicle from Exquisite Car Dealership in Harare. The cash gift was described as intended for fuel and as an early Christmas present. Chivayo concluded his message by encouraging Moyo to continue mentoring the next generation of creative talents in the country.
Ncube says RBZ to add new high-value ZiG notes
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe will introduce higher-value Zimbabwe Gold banknotes and increase the amount of physical ZiG currency in circulation. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube announced the plan, citing public demand for more accessible cash encountered during national budget consultations. He stated the government would implement this through the central bank to make the domestic currency more tangible for citizens. The strategy includes issuing new, more durable, higher-denomination notes to improve public convenience. Minister Ncube emphasized that the monetary base expansion would be conducted prudently to protect the ZiG's stability. This measured approach aims to avoid past inflationary problems while supporting mandates for...
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