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Zenzo Moyo storms Cyprus, demands Zim kids build legacy
Former Zimbabwe striker Zenzo Moyo recently completed a two-week visit to Cyprus, where he reunited with his former club Pafos. The ex-Highlanders player joined the Cypriot team in 2000 alongside teammate Joel Luphahla, helping his previous club secure consecutive league championships. Pafos supporters and management welcomed Moyo warmly during his return after more than two decades. He met former teammates, club officials, and longtime supporters while exploring potential business opportunities. The veteran footballer emphasized that African players abroad should serve as positive role models and ambassadors for their countries. Moyo advocates for creating pathways that enable more Zimbabwean talent to reach European football. He...
Fritz fries Zverev in San Fran, Agassi pops champ fizz
Team World secured the Laver Cup championship by defeating Team Europe 15-9 at San Francisco's Chase Center on Sunday. Taylor Fritz clinched the victory with a straight-sets triumph over Alexander Zverev, winning 6-3, 7-6 in the decisive match. Andre Agassi's squad celebrated their third title across eight tournament editions, having previously captured victories in 2022 and 2023. The Americans entered the final day holding a commanding 9-3 advantage after sweeping Saturday's competition. Sunday's matches carried triple point values, creating opportunities for dramatic comebacks. Carlos Alcaraz partnered with Casper Ruud to earn the opening doubles victory against Alex Michelsen and Reilly Opelka with scores of 7-6, 6-1. Australia's...
Bulawayo reels as Star FM rocker Sikhonjwa drops dead
Star FM presenter Babongile Sikhonjwa passed away on Sunday in Bulawayo at age 49. The broadcaster earned recognition as The Ndebele Rockstar during his career in radio. Sikhonjwa began working at Star FM in 2023 when he took over hosting duties for The After-Drive program. Broadcasting colleagues remember him as someone who brought people together through his cheerful personality. His death represents a significant loss for Zimbabwe's radio industry. Phathisani Sibanda expressed deep sorrow over losing someone he considered family rather than just a colleague. Tinashe Chikuse emphasized how difficult it becomes when the broadcasting community loses such a valued member. Danny Lunga shared his grief through social media following the...
Palau floods Zimbabwe Grounds bash, 200k chase Jesus
Zimbabwe Grounds in Highfield will host a major religious celebration beginning Friday. Evangelist Andrew Palau leads this three-day gathering designed to unite diverse communities through Christian faith. Four prominent church organizations collaborate to present the Love Zimbabwe Festival, targeting an audience of 200,000 attendees across Harare and nearby regions. The event showcases performances by Nigerian artist Ada Ehi, Michael Mahendere, and Tembalami, among other musicians from various countries. Palau emphasizes that the festival addresses youth challenges such as drug addiction through innovative methods. Athletic competitions, musical performances, and community meetings create opportunities for young people to encounter...
Harare's ZiG flexes, smacks hyperinflation ghosts
Zimbabwe's gold-backed currency achieved remarkable stability following its April launch. The Zimbabwe Gold replaced previous monetary systems that suffered from devastating hyperinflation reaching 208 million percent during 2008. Government officials implemented strict fiscal policies that reduced monthly inflation rates since February 2025. Citizens experienced relief through consistent pricing for essential goods and transportation services. The stable exchange rate eliminated previous economic uncertainty that plagued households for years. Businesses gained confidence from predictable currency values that enabled better planning and investment decisions. Manufacturing companies began pricing products in local currency without...
American dream knifes Irina on a North Carolina sidewalk
Recent events highlight America's treatment of immigrants and minorities. Ukrainian refugee Irina Zarutska died from a violent attack in North Carolina after fleeing the war. Her death exposes broader safety concerns for vulnerable populations seeking protection. Bystanders failed to help during the assault, revealing social indifference toward immigrant welfare. This tragedy questions America's commitment to protecting those who seek sanctuary. Government policies systematically exclude and punish immigrant families through detention centers. Officials separated over 5,500 children from parents in 2019 alone under zero-tolerance measures. These facilities provide inadequate food, medical care, and sanitation for detained minors. The...
Harare's sugarpocalypse, IDF flags 106k Zimbabwe diabetics
Diabetes affects millions worldwide, with type 2 cases representing over 95 percent of diagnoses. Zimbabwe reports approximately 106,000 adults living with this condition, though actual numbers may exceed official statistics. Many cases remain undetected due to limited screening programs across the country. Urban populations face higher risks associated with sedentary lifestyles and the consumption of processed foods. Rural areas show increasing prevalence as dietary patterns shift toward refined foods. The disease develops when cells resist insulin function, causing dangerous blood sugar accumulation. Early symptoms, such as fatigue, excessive thirst, and slow wound healing, often go unrecognized. Complications affect blood vessels...
NAFDAC's Azikwe waves the Green Book app at the Niger pill pushers
NAFDAC's North Central Zone Director Kenneth Azikwe addressed stakeholders during a Minna engagement meeting about the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Registration Scheme. The program enables businesses to register low-risk food products using basic facilities while maintaining safety standards. Azikwe encouraged participants to report problematic drug reactions through the Net Safety App for immediate investigation and potential product withdrawal. He promoted the Green Book app as a verification tool for checking registered product authenticity. The director requested that agrochemical and chemical sector participants obtain proper licenses to help the agency regulate chemical usage. State Coordinator James Kigbu welcomed...
DSS grills ex-AGF Malami over Kebbi convoy gunplay
The Department of State Services summoned former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami for questioning about his convoy attack in Kebbi State. Suspected political thugs targeted Malami on September 1, 2025, as he traveled through Birnin Kebbi after paying condolences to relatives of the deceased Chief Imam from Dr Bello Haliru Jumu'ah Mosque. Security officials conducted the interrogation following formal complaints submitted against the former minister. Malami confirmed through his Facebook account that he responded to the DSS summons and participated in their investigation. He expressed satisfaction with the agency's professional approach during the questioning process. Opposition politicians from Kebbi State allegedly initiated the...
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