A court gave musician Chillmaster a suspended sentence and a $200 fine after a car accident killed someone. The family member Lucia Charumbira told officials they forgave him. He helped with funeral costs and stayed supportive afterward. The musician agreed to pay animals as part of cultural practices to prevent angry spirits.
Chillmaster promised to cover school costs for the dead man, Custon Charumbira's children, until they finish their education. He also plans to provide food every month for the family. These promises impressed both the victim's relatives and Judge Tatenda Mukurunge during the court hearing yesterday.
Andy Rinomhota won a special award from his teammates at the Cardiff City soccer club. Fans across Zimbabwe feel proud about his achievement. The 27-year-old changed from his regular midfield spot to play defense this season. He performed well in this new role during 27 league games. He even helped set up a goal against another team in February.
His fellow players voted him best performer, though another player took the main season award. Many supporters wrote nice messages online after hearing the news. They shared happy words about seeing a Zimbabwean succeed in English football. People called him Warrior when congratulating him on social media.
Coach Ndiraya says Khama Billiat needs time at his new soccer team. The star player moved from Yadah FC to Scottland FC but scored just once in eight games. Last year, he helped create 24 goals with his old team. The coach believes all players face tough competition for starting spots this season.
According to Ndiraya, players feel tired from many matches. He praises how hard they keep trying despite this problem. The team recently won against Herentals at Rufaro Stadium after drawing with ZPC Kariba earlier. Fans hope Billiat can find his old form soon as games continue.
People talk about celebrities who hit walkers on the roads. Musician Chillmaster says he did not cause death when his car struck a man named Caston Charambira. The 50-year-old victim died right away from bad injuries. Many ask if famous people face fair justice after such crashes.
Grace Mugabe's son, Russell Goreraza, paid just $800 after killing someone with his car in 2015. Business owner Moses Chingwena gave money and cows to a family after his Jaguar hit their relative. The court only made him pay a fine. Singer Dudu Manhenga first went to jail for hitting a motorcycle rider, but later courts freed her with a small fine.
The public is angry about these cases. They wonder if having money lets stars avoid prison time. Some social...
Music artist Nizhe De Soul is recovering from a bad car crash that happened on March 15. The South African performer stays positive despite hospital time for his injuries. He plans a comeback show called Chillout Market at Marvel House in Killarney on May 31.
His team says the event celebrates life after his accident. They promise good music with both new acts and popular stars performing. A talent contest during the show helps start careers for new musicians. Many current stars first performed at earlier Chillout Market events.
Nizhe speaks about taking recovery steps carefully. He hopes doctors clear him to perform at the May event. Fans look forward to seeing the musician return to the stage. The eighth yearly show might become his...
A woman from Filabusi makes safety signs for local miners. Gloyn Moyo started her business in 2023 after seeing the needs in mining areas. She creates metal signs that help prevent accidents at small mines throughout Matabeleland South.
Some miners fail to pay or see the value in her work. Despite these problems, she keeps going because she believes in mine safety. Her products reach many sites, with help from supportive men in the industry. She stays ahead of people who copy her designs through fresh ideas.
Moyo tells other women to stay brave in jobs that men usually do. She dreams of helping small mines grow into full operations with good facilities like the Epoch Mine she knew growing up. As schools and groups offer training, more...
Zanu-PF holds a voting today to pick who runs for the empty Insiza North seat. The party needs a new candidate after Farai Taruvinga died from cancer at his Bulawayo home. He was 53 when he passed away.
Nine party members want to represent Zanu-PF in the upcoming race. These hopefuls come from different wards across the area. The provincial party leader, Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndlovu, shared their names recently. He feels confident about keeping the seat with their party.
Social media star Tyra Chikocho plans a birthday trip to Zanzibar this summer with fans. She invites 25 women to join her August celebration for $1500 each. People can pay half the cost upfront to book their spot.
The five-day vacation starts August 26 with flights from Harare. Guests stay at fancy hotels, and morning meals are included. Activities include turtle swimming, island boat tours, and snorkeling adventures. After the beach fun ends, everyone returns home on August 31.
Tyra recently visited Bulawayo for a trade fair before announcing this trip. She shows her many followers that turning 40 can be exciting. Her rise from Facebook fame continues as she shares travel experiences with others.
A man pretended to be from the official anti-corruption group at Mbare Police Station. Tinotenda Maunganidze tried to free a driver caught breaking traffic rules on Ardbennie Road. He told police officer Wilbert Ngandu he worked for ZACC.
Officer Ngandu asked for proof. Maunganidze showed a card from ZINACO, a different group. The police officer contacted the real ZACC officials. They arrested Maunganidze right away.
Courts will see Maunganidze today. He faces charges for pretending to be someone he is not. ZACC spokesperson Simiso Mlevu confirmed all these details about the fake official.
