Zimbabwe railway officials cleared up confusion about a wall built across train tracks seen in viral photos online. The National Railways of Zimbabwe found the wall stands on unused private tracks that once served a factory in the Willowvale industrial area. A Chinese company bought this Harare property last year and built a barrier to stop thieves. NRZ stated they have no control over private rail connections, especially ones no longer active. Local city officials have started checking if the wall meets building regulations.
The photos spread across social media last weekend, angering many people with what looked like blocked train paths. NRZ staff visited the site at 44 Tilbury Road to learn what happened. They met with company...
Connie Ferguson shared her grief for fitness coach Sensei Mugo on social media last week. The South African actress wrote under Zodwa Mkandla's emotional post about the late Zimbabwean trainer. Ferguson said she felt sorry for her friend Zodwa and prayed for peace for the departed Mugo. Her simple words touched many people across both countries.
Ferguson maintains strong ties with Zimbabwe through regular visits. She has built friendships with several notable Zimbabweans, like fashion expert Mkandla. These relationships help her support talent from the neighboring nation. Ferguson often attends events where she meets creative professionals from Zimbabwe.
Mugo trained various famous people before his recent death. He made his mark...
Wicknell Chivayo rejected claims about his involvement in a million-dollar ZEC tender scandal. Social media reports alleged he earned R800 million from a deal between RenForm and ZEC for election materials. Chivayo called these allegations baseless on Facebook. He stated that receiving government contracts remains a legal business practice regardless of the amount involved.
The businessman denied any relationship with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission. He mentioned ZEC already confirmed they never had contracts with him at any point. Chivayo said people should learn about government tenders before making corruption accusations. He believes political enemies target him because of his ties to the ruling party.
Documents supposedly from...
Anita returned to social media after a long absence. She told fans she became a mother recently. The singer surprised everyone again when she shared a video with her baby's father. They appeared happy together in the clip. Her smile showed that she feels content with her life right now.
Anita captioned the video with her song Pawada, featuring Takura. Fans were shocked to see her reveal this part of her private life. Many praised her for keeping her relationship quiet until she wanted to share it. Others were curious about the man who captured her heart. Anita has chosen not to give more details about him beyond the video.
The reveal created different reactions from Zimbabweans online. Some fans wished blessings on their relationship...
Zimbabwe businessman Wicknell Chivayo defended giving cars to church members instead of helping hospitals. A social media user asked why he publicizes these gifts despite public hospitals lacking basic medication such as painkillers. Chivayo replied that he does not work for the Ministry of Health and has no obligation to supply medication or fix hospitals. He stated he spends his money however he wants and suggested the critics donate their money if they care about hospitals. He mentioned that many of his donations happen privately, and not all appear on social media.
The comments sparked debate among Zimbabweans online. Some users agreed with Chivayo that one person cannot solve national health problems. Others warned he might need...
Two fitness leaders in Zimbabwe died within hours of each other last weekend. Former lawmaker Temba Mliswa shared the news on social media Sunday evening.
Sensei Mugove Muhambi died first in a Borrowdale car crash on Saturday. His close friend Naison Musaka suffered a stroke upon hearing about the death. Medical scans could not save Musaka, who passed away shortly after.
Mliswa called both men gentle giants in the wellness community and expressed deep sadness about their deaths. The news shocked many Zimbabweans, who reacted on social media platforms.
Some people questioned whether bodybuilding had affected their health. Others mentioned problems with healthcare access in the country. A few users suggested spiritual causes for the...
Businessman Tawanda Nyambirai praised former Zimbabwe First Lady Grace Mugabe on X Sunday. He described her as a great mother, friend, and inspiration. His social media post sparked debate and reached over 47,000 viewers rapidly.
Many Zimbabweans shared different views about the tribute. Some agreed with Nyambirai and pointed to her care for orphans. Others criticized her actions, especially regarding land disputes. One user mentioned families forced from their homes in Mazowe during rainy weather.
Nyambirai responded to critics respectfully. He acknowledged negative experiences but stood by his positive interactions with her. When someone suggested Grace had died, he quickly corrected them, stating she remains alive.
The exchange...
Acer showed off new computer screens for gamers and workers last week. The company made its first super-fast QD-OLED screen, the Predator X27U F5, which runs 500 times per second. Another model, the Predator X27 X, offers 4K picture quality with 240 refreshes each second. Both screens show colors very clearly and respond almost instantly when you move your mouse or controller. These monitors compete with similar products from MSI and ASUS in the market.
Acer also brought out cheaper Nitro screens for people who want good gaming without spending much money. Three models range from desk monitors to portable screens you can carry around. For artists and office workers, the ProCreator screens offer extremely accurate colors and sharp...
Diana Asamoah wants health officials to check the drinks church leaders sell to their members. She spoke on Angel FM about her fears that these items might harm people who buy them. Many pastors call the sobolo drink blood, but never ask experts to test it first. The FDA should visit churches across Ghana to look at what religious leaders offer to their followers. She worries about the safety of these products.
Church members often trust pastors who claim their drinks have special powers. Asamoah believes ministers should ask doctors to examine people before giving them any food or drink. She knows about sick people who drank pastor products and later found out they had diabetes. The gospel musician thinks churches need rules just like...
