Popular South African artist Makhadzi had a terrifying moment during a live show at the University of Limpopo over the weekend. The singer, known for her energetic and captivating performances, fell off the stage while entertaining the crowd. Eyewitnesses described the incident as shocking and frightening, with many fans expressing concern for the singer’s well-being. Fortunately, Makhadzi was treated for her injuries and is reportedly recovering well. The incident has sparked an outpouring of support from fans and fellow artists, who have taken to social media to wish Makhadzi a speedy recovery. Despite the setback, the singer’s team has confirmed that she will continue with her scheduled performances,
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Breaking News Zimbabwe National Army has lost another Army General and War veterans Cde Ndabambi. May his soul rest in peace ZNA spokesperson, Colonel Alphios Makotore, confirmed his death without providing further details. Mourners have gathered at his Glendale farm. Ndabambi served as a high-ranking military officer during the presidency of the late Robert Mugabe, under the leadership of General Constantino Chiwenga. He was closely associated with the 2017 military coup led by Chiwenga, which ousted Mugabe and installed Emmerson Mnangagwa as president. Initially, the military Junta agreed that Mnangagwa would serve only one term before handing over powe
Harare magistrate Lyn Chizhou has confirmed a warrant of arrest issued against comedienne Felistas ‘Mai Tt’ Murata. She has been ordered to pay a fine of US$30 promptly or risk being imprisoned for one month. Murata applied to have the warrant cancelled saying that she had defaulted court to attend her father’s funeral but no documentation was produced. In her ruling magistrate Chizhou said she was not convinced that Murata was not in willful default as this is her second time defaulting in the same month.
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Religion Reporter- Police in Nigeria are said to have arrested a United Methodist Church (UMC) in Zimbabwe, Bishop Eben K. Nhiwatiwa. Reports said the cleric was arrested for developments linked to internal tensions within the church. Nhiwatiwa was detained by the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) in Yola, Adamawa State. Nhiwatiwa had travelled to the country to oversee the election of a new Nigerian bishop, following the resignation of Bishop John Wesley Yohanna. The cleric was arrested during a meeting with church members in Yola and taken to the NIS headquarters in Abuja. In a statement signed by pastor Salisu Waziri and made available to journalist
