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Wilson Mutambwani attacked a member of parliament at a Harare hotel. The 38-year-old man from Braeside accused Tanatsiwa Mukomberi of sleeping with his wife. Magistrate Ruth Moyo granted him 200 bail on Friday. Mutambwani faces charges for assault and property damage. The fight happened at Cresta Lodge on May 20.
Mutambwani attended a business meeting at the hotel around 7 PM. He discovered his wife, Rejoice Govera, had left her white Nissan X-Trail parked outside. Security guards told him she departed with someone driving a Ford Ranger truck. The angry husband deflated all four tires and waited for her return. He suspected Govera was cheating with another man.
Mukomberi arrived at 4:40 PM, driving the same Ford Ranger with Govera as...
President Emmerson Mnangagwa approved a new law forcing car drivers to buy radio licenses. The Broadcasting Amendment Act requires motorists to purchase these permits before renewing vehicle registrations. Drivers must pay 23 every three months or 92 each year. Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation will collect the money from all vehicle owners. The government published the law on May 23 through official notices.
Zimbabwe has around 800,000 cars that renew their licenses annually, out of a total of 1.2 million vehicles. ZBC expects to earn over $ 73 million annually from these fees. Opposition leaders and motorists strongly oppose the new requirements. Nelson Chamisa called the law "heartless" and "anti-citizen" on social media platforms...
A bus crash near Masvingo killed four people on Monday. Forty others suffered injuries during the accident on the highway to Mbalabala. The Govasberg bus driver tried to overtake a slow-moving tractor. Oncoming traffic forced the driver to quickly return to his lane. He crashed directly into the tractor and its trailer.
Police spokesman Paul Nyathi confirmed the deadly accident occurred around 11 AM. Photos from the scene show the tractor completely overturned with wheels pointing upward. The bus left the road and stopped between trees after the collision. Survivors told police the bus driver had been speeding before the crash. The driver was traveling from Gweru when the accident happened.
Businessman Jim Ross Goddard takes Veluntina Investments to the Bulawayo High Court over unpaid bills. His company, JR Goddard Contracting, completed major infrastructure work at the Emganwini suburb during 2023. The project serviced 272 residential stands with roads, water pipes, and sewer connections. Veluntina hired the contractor for nearly 500,000 dollars but never paid the final amount. Court papers show the developer owes $451,550.33.
Crispen Mugova controls Veluntina Investments and previously served as deputy chairman for the Zimbabwe Chamber of Commerce Matabeleland Chapter. He also runs Udine Products and Main Protective Clothing companies. Mugova refuses to discuss the legal dispute with reporters. Veluntina filed paperwork...
Many African cultures view large bellies as symbols of wealth and success. People call overweight politicians special names that show respect for their size. Kenya faces rising deaths from obesity-related diseases like diabetes. The country reports that 13 percent of adults carry excess weight despite widespread hunger. This creates a significant disparity between the rich and the poor in terms of eating habits.
Microfinance companies prefer lending money to borrowers with higher credit scores because they appear more successful. Health experts warn that people often associate money with weight gain without considering the serious health risks. The World Health Organization calls rising obesity rates a major threat to Africa's young...
ZIFA schedules Premier Soccer League leadership elections for July 25. The league lost its chairman when Farai Jere quit in December last year. Voters will choose a new chairman to lead the organization forward. Two deputy chairman positions also need to be filled through these elections. Three emergency committee member positions also require new people.
Women's Premier Soccer League holds elections on the same date. Female soccer leaders will pick a new chairperson for their league. They also select a vice chairperson to assist in running operations. Five committee members will join the leadership team. These positions help guide women's football across Zimbabwe.
Nqobile Magwizi leads ZIFA and promises fair voting processes. He...
Sean Fusire earns his first Warriors selection for matches against Burkina Faso and Niger. The 19-year-old midfielder met Michael Nees and ZIFA president Nqobile Magwizi during their recent UK visit. Marshall Gore helps arrange passport paperwork after meeting Fusire and his father. The Sheffield Wednesday player commits to representing Zimbabwe internationally. This call-up follows successful talks about switching national team allegiance.
Fusire joins several UK-born athletes who chose Zimbabwe over England. Andy Rinomhota, Tendayi Darikwa, Marley Tavaziva, Alec Mudimu, and Tawanda Chirewa made similar decisions. The midfielder never played for England at youth or senior levels. His tenacity, vision, and work ethic impress coaches...
Simon Marange takes charge of Zimbabwe's COSAFA Cup team. The under-20 coach steps up because Michael Nees travels to Morocco with senior players. Nees leads the main squad for friendly matches against Burkina Faso and Niger. These games happen on June 6 and June 10. Marange guides the younger players during this tournament period.
The COSAFA Cup runs from June 4 through June 15 in South Africa. Bloemfontein hosts all tournament matches at various stadiums. Zimbabwe faces tough opponents in the Group A competition. South Africa, Mauritius, and Mozambique complete their group. The Warriors open against Mauritius on June 4.
Andrew Mbeta from Highlanders leads the squad as team captain. Three goalkeepers made the final roster for the...
