Harare businessman Mudiwa Hood stepped up to assist singer Trevor Dongo after flames destroyed his Harare apartment. Fans worry about Dongo following this disaster that ruined his home amid unclear stories about what really happened. Reports clash about the actual cause of the blaze that left Dongo with serious losses.
Early stories claimed two women fighting over Dongo sparked the disaster Friday night at his rented space in Avenues. These accounts said someone named Tanaka ran outside without clothes as everything went crazy. The second woman allegedly lit Dongo's mattress because she felt jealous, causing flames to spread through his entire place.
People living nearby woke up from the noise and smoke smell. They grabbed water...
A village leader in Zimbabwe faces trouble after his brother cut him with a machete. Frederick Matika, age 41, leads Zimunya but suffers major wounds when his younger brother Tendai attacks him. The fight happened because Tendai believed Frederick slept with his wife. This violent act raises questions about whether Frederick should keep his leadership job.
The attack took place in Chigodora under Chief Zimunya. Frederick ended up with deep cuts on his head, arms, and legs. Family members say Tendai found messages on his wife Nyasha Guti's phone. These texts showed Frederick and the 19-year-old woman had secret meetings for sex.
Frederick allegedly sent flirty messages to Guti describing plans for their next hookup. When Tendai read...
Zimbabwe police just stopped all vacation time for its officers and called back everyone already off duty. All this happened because Blessed Geza, known as Bombshell, plans to lead protests against the government on March 31. Geza used to work with the ruling Zanu-PF party, but they kicked him out.
Officers must cancel any time off requests and return to work right away. The police need all available staff ready for possible trouble. Some officers had to come back from their family trips suddenly. A police officer said they told him to report back immediately when he should have been enjoying his leave.
Geza supports Vice President Constantino Chiwenga and wants President Emmerson Mnangagwa gone. His group tried to hold protests...
Fights about who takes over from President Emmerson Mnangagwa have turned violent. People broke into the homes of those who spoke against him. War veteran Blessed "Bombshell" Geza saw his house attacked last week. His workers had to hide in bushes when armed men came looking for him.
Armed men showed up at Geza's farm Thursday night and smashed things. Scared neighbors told what happened: "They pointed guns at my face when I opened the door. They made me go with them. Inside, they forced us to sit down as they broke all the windows."
The same night, someone attacked Godwin Gomwe's car and house in Zvimba, Mashonaland West. These attacks appear linked to fights inside Zanu PF. The party wants to keep Mnangagwa as leader until 2030...
Armed robbers hit a farm in Marondera where businessman Wicknell Chivayo's wife grew up. Twenty men with guns and weapons stole $74,100 cash plus phones and other stuff. Police caught three guys from Hopley who might have done it. A cop named Constable Mukuva ran away because he helped plan the robbery.
The gang broke into Alpha Omega Farm on March 18 around 1 AM. They had rifles, pistols, bolt-cutters, machetes, and metal bars. First, they grabbed the guards, tied them up, and took their guns. Then they cut through screens and forced doors open to reach the main house. They hurt family members and demanded money.
When the robbers confronted Lucy Muteke's brother, Gerald, he handed over $18,000, his gun, and two Samsung phones. Vimbai...
Zimbabwe plans to fix its debt problems by early next year. The country needs to restructure what it owes and make all debt current instead of late. Things are moving forward smoothly.
The next step involves the International Monetary Fund starting a Staff Monitored Programme. This works like an ongoing check-up of Zimbabwe's finances. After the IMF gives Zimbabwe good marks, the country can finalize deals with sponsors, other nations, global money institutions, or finance companies to restructure the overdue debt.
Once completed, Zimbabwe will be removed from the list of countries behind on payments. This cuts borrowing costs because lenders see less risk. It also opens doors to careful development funding at very low interest rates...
Zimbabwe joined many countries to mark World TB Day recently at Mahusekwa District Hospital in Mashonaland East Province. People gathered under the banner, "Yes! We can end TB. Commit, Invest, Deliver." The event drew thousands of attendees, and various partners promised ongoing help against tuberculosis.
Health Minister Dr. Douglas Mombeshora asked everyone to fight TB together through a speech delivered by Dr. Paul Matsvimbo, the Provincial Medical Director. He stated that ending TB requires everyone to work as one team across Zimbabwe. He called for each person, group, neighborhood, and organization to step up and contribute their part.
The minister specifically asked program leaders and government planners to keep TB a top health...
Zimbabwe's Industry Minister Ndlovu asked SADC countries to match their standards and technical rules. He believes this helps cut down barriers when trading across borders. His message came through Dr. Runyowa, who spoke at the start of an important meeting about trade barriers in Victoria Falls. The gathering brings together officials from all member countries.
The meeting runs until Friday and falls under special trade agreements between SADC nations. Everyone there wants to make business easier across southern Africa. They picked a theme about matching standards to help factories grow and make more money for all countries involved. These officials see the meeting as their chance to reshape how trade works.
Minister Ndlovu pointed...
Leaders from southern and eastern Africa are meeting online today to solve the fighting problems in eastern Congo. Zimbabwe's President Mnangagwa leads the Southern African team, and Kenya's President William Ruto heads the East African side as they run this meeting together. Both gave short talks at the start to explain why everyone gathered. After that, they sent other people away and began their private discussions where the real work happens.
