A woman claims DJ Sbu recorded their phone call without permission before sharing it on his podcast, The Hustlers Corner SA. She discovered the recording after it appeared online, prompting her to spend R5,000 on legal fees to remove the episode from the internet.
The angry woman plans legal action against the media personality, accusing him of using her voice for fame and money. She reports finding a lawyer who will represent her at no cost. The incident came to light when she posted a video on the social media platform X on April 16, explaining she never wants DJ Sbu to interview her again.
Public reaction to the situation remains mixed. Some supporters defend her privacy rights, but others question whether she has legal grounds for...
Church leaders see divine meaning in the meeting of Independence Day and Easter for the first time since 1980. They point out that both events center on sacrifice through bloodshed.
Apostle Stephen Mangwanya of the New United Apostolic Faith Church believes this rare calendar alignment holds special significance. He says national heroes shed blood for freedom just as Jesus died for spiritual salvation. The parallel shows how people gained independence from colonial rule through war casualties, similar to how Christians receive salvation through Christ's sacrifice.
Mangwanya urges people to remember history and remain faithful to community values. He says rebellion comes from criticism without responsibility. His message connects...
NetOne set up a fresh computer lab at Nyamuroro Kubatana High School yesterday. The company brought new machines for students to learn robotics. President Mnangagwa opened the facility during his visit. More than 300 children will use this space for tech education.
The lab offers modern equipment for rural students. It aims to help everyone learn digital skills regardless of background. Officials joined the event as part of the independence celebrations. The president also hosted a special party for children at the school. Students showed excitement about their new learning center.
This project connects rural communities with technology opportunities. It represents teamwork between business leaders and government officials. Students...
A village head in Makoni got into trouble after handling an adultery case without permission from higher officials. He charged a man three cows for having an affair with another man's wife. Headman Chitsike took the village leader to Chief Makoni's court for breaking proper rules. Officials said the case should have gone to higher authorities instead.
The village head claimed he only helped friends settle their problems privately. He recorded the meeting details and received five goats as payment for the wronged husband. His story fell apart when he admitted keeping written records of the proceedings at his home. The court rejected his defense as dishonest.
The chief found him guilty of handling matters beyond his power. As...
Manicaland officials finished preparations for today's Independence Day event at Nedziwa Business Centre. Visitors from Mozambique's Manica Province will attend the celebration alongside thousands of residents. Provincial Minister Misheck Mugadza plans to deliver the presidential address during the ceremony starting at 9 a.m.
Every district across Manicaland will hold separate gatherings where people can watch the main event. Committee members handled everything from entertainment scheduling to building repairs. Security forces will perform special demonstrations for the crowd. A soccer match follows the main program this afternoon. The event highlights President Mnangagwa's commitment to include rural communities in national progress...
A man left his pregnant girlfriend in a lodge after his mother wouldn't welcome her as family. The situation came to light during a court hearing where her father wanted payment for his daughter.
Taurai Chidza asked Brandon Tawonga for cattle, goats, and cash as bride price. When Agnes moved into Tawonga's home, his mother rejected her completely. He rented a hotel room before abandoning her there.
Tawonga admitted he no longer wanted Agnes but agreed he owed something to her family. Agnes still had feelings for him despite everything that had happened between them. The court told her it lacked the power to force them back together.
The judge ruled against the bride price demand since the Tawonga family never formally approached...
Children of war veterans groups finished restructuring all seven districts in Manicaland. The nationwide effort aims to build stronger local teams.
District elections took place across the region during recent weeks. Leaders completed the final district vote in Zimunya-Marange last Sunday. Many members participated in choosing new representatives for their areas.
Senior party officials attended the final election event, showing support for the association. With internal changes now complete, the group plans to help members succeed economically. They want to follow national goals for making Zimbabwe prosperous by 2030.
The new district structure will improve communication with local members. The association wants to start community...
The government worked with UN partners to power most health centers in Manicaland using solar energy. Nearly 192 out of 214 medical facilities now run on clean power instead of relying on unstable electricity. This project helps doctors treat patients without interruptions from power cuts.
Provincial leader Misheck Mugadza praised how renewable energy changed healthcare across the region. Victoria Chitepo Hospital uses a 140-kilowatt system for its operations. Mutambara Mission Hospital received an even larger 150-kilowatt installation. The Hwakwata Project generates 200 kilowatts that feed into the main power grid.
UNDP representative Ayodele Odusola said the program reaches far beyond Manicaland. The nationwide effort includes over...
Police step up road safety efforts across Manicaland during the long holiday weekend. They aim to prevent accidents as people travel for Independence Day events at Nedziwa Business Centre in Chimanimani. Officers will check for drunk drivers, unroadworthy vehicles, and unlicensed operators throughout the region.
Police Commissioner-General Shepherd Mutamba warned the public against breaking traffic laws. His team plans to arrest anyone operating illegal transport services or driving under the influence. Officials advise against night travel and encourage proper vehicle maintenance. They ask citizens to report drug dealers and avoid keeping large cash amounts at home or businesses.
The Traffic Safety Council launched its new campaign...
