Heartbreaking 💔. Former Radio 2, now Radio Zimbabwe, DJ Simon Pashoma Ncube is living like a pauper in Chikomba, and is appealing for help. He i s a legendary radio presenter who deserves to live better.Anenge akatanga kushanda Zimbabwe ichiribhoo akazvirengerera achidya mariiOurs days ,may goodies from well wishers rain on his side ,l remember him very well
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Tarisai Isabel Mushoshoma Mother siphathisiwe luyengo died 2010 - 11 Makadini vedarendirikumbirawo kuisirwa muma groups akasiyana ndirikutsvagawo murume uyo anonzi Tapfumaneyi Mushoshoma kana pane anomuzivawo arikutsvangwa nemwana wake anonzi Tarisai lsabel Mushoshoma uyu akapfeka dress reRed ane 15yrs. Amai va Tarisai vakafa ane 1yr 6mths vainzi Siphathisiwe Luyengo zvirikunzi Tapfumaneyi akapedzisira kuonekwa pakauya na Mai Tarisai vachirwara mugore ra 2010 haana kuzoobatika Saka mwana achechema arikuda kuziva baba vake kwavari hazvina kumiririra mushe kana pane anomuzivawo ngandibate PA 0614826862 Mrs Museka SA number
Ma1 aya. Pressure yekunzi tengai maStand yakukonzeresa izvi. Severe flooding hit Manyame Park in Chitungwiza today following heavy rainfall.Muchadzidza zvenyu, and you blame the council vauya vachipaza what is this nowVaka demolisher mosvora? This is a water way Period!Zvakaoma pane imba iyo kuyererera kuri kuita mvura kudai. Yakatoiswa paway yemvura. Pakaipa
The situation at Chitungwiza Central Hospital has become critical, as the facility has been plunged into a total power blackout with no backup power available. Eyewitnesses and reports from the hospital reveal that both patients and staff are resorting to using their mobile phones as makeshift flashlights to navigate the darkened corridors.Patients and staff have no choice but to use their phones as torches,” one source at the hospital shared. “The conditions here are very concerning, especially for those in critical care.” Zimbabwe has been grappling with persistent power shortages for some time, largely due to a combination of factors, including low water levels at the Kariba Dam, which is crucial for the country’s hydroe
South Africa– Police in Limpopo have arrested five suspects tied to vehicle spiking, armed robbery, and murder on the N1 freeway, with some of the accused reportedly hailing from Zimbabwe. The suspects, identified as Alberto Quiton Lucas, Khoza Khumalo, Tsakirai Wedzerai, John Moyo, and Brighton Zacheche, face charges stemming from a spate of armed robberies in June 2024. Khumalo, Moyo, and Zacheche are also implicated in a murder that occurred near Bela Bela.The suspects appeared before the Bela Bela Magistrate’s Court on Friday, with their bail applications postponed to December 9. These arrests come amidst rising alarm over road spiking incidents, a tactic used to force vehicles t
Musician Chief Hwenje is facing the toughest battle of his life after being diagnosed with cancer Chief Hwenje, born Admire Sanyanga Sibanda, was diagnosed with lymphoma, a form of blood cancer that affects the immune system. The 37-year-old artist, known for his energetic stage performances and signature dreadlocks, has retreated to his rural home in Shanyura village to focus on healing away from the public eye. The cancer diagnosis has had a significant impact on his health, forcing him to cut off his iconic locks and undergo critical surgery and treatment. The musician spoke to Sunday post: “The lymphomas have spread throughout my body and doctors have recommended surgery to remove some of them before they develop further. I am
Hanzi ndovakasiya mwana vakawana atsva .dzikamai madzimai koshesai vanaWeduwe zvinorwadza izvi ehe mafaro haarambidzwe ko safety yevana ....now she have to live with the guilty of loosing her child because of being so irresponsible nxaa ..Moti zvaienda nepi kana achikwanisa kubora mhino yaanofema nayo mofunga angaita basa nemwana iyeyeKungoona munhu aita hushingi hwekuboora mhino ari capable of doing anythingTogara tichitaura zvevakadzi vaka boorwa mhuno asi hamuti teerere
Life yemuZimbabwe marwadzo. The Harare City Council plans to demolish over 5 000 houses built in illegal settlements across the city in the coming weeks, enforcing about 37 High Court orders authorising the move. The targeted houses, located mostly in high-density suburbs such as Kuwadzana, Budiriro, Glen View and Mabvuku, were constructed on land reserved for essential public amenities. However, the government insists that “there are no demolitions that are going to take place.
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