Musician Sulumani Chimbetu rejected false internet allegations suggesting he pursued former First Lady Grace Mugabe romantically. Social media users spread unverified stories claiming the artist met Mugabe in Mazowe and later faced harassment charges at a Harare police station. Chimbetu told ZimLive reporters on Tuesday that these accusations lack any foundation in reality. The performer emphasized that he has never interacted with the former president's widow recently. He described the viral content as fabricated material designed to generate online attention.
Grace Mugabe celebrated her 60th birthday privately over the weekend but remained silent about the circulating rumors. The Zimbabwe Republic Police provided no confirmation regarding complaint filings or arrests related to the matter. Media investigations found no official records supporting the harassment claims at any Harare station. Digital safety experts warned citizens about the dangers of artificial intelligence-generated misinformation campaigns. The incident highlights growing concerns about unverified content damaging public figures' reputations across social media platforms.
Grace Mugabe celebrated her 60th birthday privately over the weekend but remained silent about the circulating rumors. The Zimbabwe Republic Police provided no confirmation regarding complaint filings or arrests related to the matter. Media investigations found no official records supporting the harassment claims at any Harare station. Digital safety experts warned citizens about the dangers of artificial intelligence-generated misinformation campaigns. The incident highlights growing concerns about unverified content damaging public figures' reputations across social media platforms.
