Lovers looking for private spots around Bulawayo face real danger these days. People need to know about the scary truth - having sex in secluded areas puts you at huge risk. Recent attacks near Cowdray Park and along Nyamandlovu Road show just how bad things can get when couples pick dark, hidden places. What starts as a search for privacy often ends with something much worse.
A couple parked near a school in Cowdray Park went through complete horror when two masked men jumped them. The attackers forced them to have sex at gunpoint and recorded everything, probably planning to blackmail them later. They then took the woman away and raped her. Nobody should ever go through such a terrible experience, yet these attacks keep happening...
Young poet Nomqhele Sisa Nkomo plans to share her heartfelt words at Alliance Française in Bulawayo on April 25. At just twenty years old, she brings her talents to a show called Shades of Blue. Her poems discuss mental health problems like depression, anxiety, and learning to accept yourself. She hopes many people will come hear her speak about these important topics.
Sisa first wrote poems when she turned fourteen as a way to express feelings she kept inside. Poetry became her safe place, where she could make sense of tough emotions and the world around her. As years passed, she practiced her skills at poetry contests and shows across the area. Her hard work paid off when judges named her Outstanding Poet at the PRACA event, a big...
The event business has started changing fast. New ways to buy tickets online make going to shows much easier. Anyone who plans to see famous performers needs easy updates about event changes. These days, buying tickets should work without any problems.
Online ticket sellers have made everything simpler, yet many party lovers haven't tried these new systems. Zimbabwe has several big online ticket places like Magetsi, Flippin Tickets, Zim Tickets, ClicknPay, and TicketsBox Zimbabwe. South Africa has similar websites such as webtickets.co.za, ticketpros.co.za, ticketmaster.co.za, ticketmaster.com, and bigconcerts.co.za.
Zimbabwe holds many music festivals every year, but ticket problems keep happening. Big events like the Castle Tankard...
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga said at a fundraiser last night that young people bring creativity and passion to everything they do. These qualities make them powerful drivers of change. The event aimed to help young Catholics attend the Jubilee Year of the Youth Pilgrimage in Rome, Italy. When we put money toward youth programs, we build a stronger community for everyone.
The Vice President asked people to consider how their donations could shape young lives. He reminded them of times when someone else helped them through kindness. Every gift creates chances for young people to grow and learn. This trip to Rome represents more than just travel—it offers spiritual growth.
VP Chiwenga talked straight to the young people at the...
Former Zanu PF members want to kick out Zimbabwe's fairly elected leaders, but they face total failure according to a top official. Daniel Garwe, who chairs Zanu PF in Mashonaland East and serves as Local Government Minister, said this during a campaign event for Tsitsi Tawomhera in Glen View South. He declared strong backing for President Mnangagwa from both the ruling party and government officials across the country.
Garwe asked why certain people had already planned protests instead of waiting for the President's term to finish. He stressed that President Mnangagwa won fair elections in 2023 and remains the rightful leader, whether opponents like it or not. The President has launched many helpful programs that change lives...
President Mnangagwa wants big changes in how Africa teaches kids. He says schools must give students real skills that help build factories and grow money across the continent.
At the third Africa Education Summit in Victoria Falls yesterday, he pushed everyone to stop just talking about better schools and start making real changes. He told the crowd that Africa needs bold new plans that create problem-solvers, not just people with paper degrees.
He stressed the need for hands-on learning that connects what happens in class with what companies need. "Our schools must become places that grow new ideas, business skills, and leaders," he said. Students should learn to make things their communities actually need.
Zimbabwe has already...
What's going on with land in South Africa looks a lot like what happened in Zimbabwe years ago. Some people say we shouldn't compare these countries, but the similarities jump right out at me. I grew up where revolutions never finished and progress stalled. Places where we keep fighting to free ourselves from outside control. From where I stand, these countries share the same story.
I'm not trying to make everything about Zimbabwe. The patterns just match up perfectly. History runs on repeat - not the same events, but similar patterns when the basic conditions match. Both countries inherited huge land problems from colonial times. Black citizens ended up stuck in poor areas - Bantustans in South Africa, Reserves in Zimbabwe.
Both...
Beauty talk has changed a lot lately. Men care more about how they look these days, breaking old rules about what makes someone manly. Big stars like Timothee Chalamet and Harry Styles lead this change with bold clothes and skin care that goes against old ideas. Styles once said clothes show who you are, which rings true as men find themselves through how they look and act.
Women everywhere rush to buy beauty products more than ever before, pushed by social media and wanting to show who they are. Apps like TikTok make this even bigger by sharing beauty tricks that make many people try new products. Owen Magengezha stands out in this scene, grabbing people's eyes with his fresh take on looking good.
Owen runs popular TikTok videos and...
Masase High School once gave hope to many families in Mberengwa. Parents thought their kids would learn from teachers who cared about them. Behind the scenes, something terrible happened that hurt many young lives.
Everyone used to like Anywhere Gumbo, the deputy headmaster. He smiled a lot and seemed ready to help anyone who needed it. Many parents believed he wanted the best for their children.
The truth turned out to be very different. Reports say Gumbo misused his power and tricked more than 35 boys into coming to his office. He said he wanted to help with schoolwork. The boys felt scared to say no to someone with authority.
Everything changed when someone wrote a secret letter to the Education Ministry. A teacher who noticed...
