Uyu anonzi Brenda anga ari mu BMW ya Alois Bunjira iyo yakaita tsaona akazobva aendeswa ku chipatara tine urombo kukuzivisisai kuti abva kushaika tichiti mweya wake uzorore murugare.Tambo yakadai pa passenger seat wobva wada kuvaratidza sisi kuti road unoita yekukwapadza chaikoTRAGEDY STRIKES ON RUSAPE-NYANGA ROAD: BRENDA, PARTNER TO ALOIS BUNJIRA, AMONG THE DEAD A heart-wrenching road accident has claimed multiple lives, including that of Brenda, the beloved partner of former footballer and sports administrator Alois Bunjira. The fatal collision occurred on August 16 along the Rusape-Nyanga road, when an Isuzu pickup truck attempting to overtake a bus collided head-on with Bunjira’s BMW. Brenda was the only passenger in Bunjira
Ruwa is reeling after the midnight slaying of flamboyant businessman Joseph “Mutangazi” Mutangadura — and now, shocking claims have emerged that the farm where he was gunned down has long been haunted by tragedy. In an emotional social media post, Girl Child Network founder Princess Betty Makoni described Lisheen Estate — the very property where Mutangazi was shot dead — as a “farm of sorrow,” tying it to decades of personal grief and unresolved disputes. “Pafarm iri ndipo pakawira brother yangu mudhamu remvura akafa… Takumbira his remains since 1983 zvaramba,” Makoni revealed, saying her brother drowned at the farm more than forty years ago and the family has been denied access to retrieve his remai
ZIMBABWEAN content creators continue to face exclusion from Facebook’s monetisation programme, which is limited to only eight African nations. The development has prompted calls for high-level government engagements to secure digital economic inclusion. With over 2.46 million Zimbabwean Facebook users unable to monetise content locally, creators resort to risky workarounds like routing revenue through foreign accounts, while other African countries reap economic benefits from formal partnerships with Meta. “Due to the limitations of Facebook not being currently monetised in Zimbabwe, local content creators are currently monetising their pages using other people in other countries
"Funeral yaTendai (Ndoro) ichaitirwa pamba paakakurira pano pa house number 1976 Nketa 8, Bulawayo. Ndipo pakakurira," said Tendai's mother, Christina Mukundwa, Tendai died at his Sandton apartment in South Africa. His body is yet to be repatriated back home. Born in Luveve in Bulawayo, Ndoro burst onto the scene in 2009 playing for Nico United in Botswana. He signed for Chicken Inn in 2011 and two years later he caught the attentions of Cape Town City in South Africa, leading to a two-year spell with the club. Orlando Pirates came calling in 2015 and he enjoyed two seasons with the Soweto giants before he joined Al-Faisaly in Saudi Arabia’s top flight in 2017. He lasted
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Josephina Mnangagwa, the wife of the late Albert Mnangagwa, has died. In a statement released by the ZANU PF Midlands Province Information Desk, officials confirmed the passing and offered condolences to the bereaved family. “This morning, Midlands Province Minister of State and Devolution Hon. Owen Ncube, Members of Parliament, and Government officials paid their condolences to the Mnangagwa family following the passing of Josephina Mnangagwa, wife of the late Albert Mnangagwa,” the statement read. Mourners are gathered at Sanders Farm, located 10km from Kwekwe along Mvuma Road, where relatives and friends are paying their respects. The late Josephina Mnangagwa will
Pictures: Greyhound Buses Reduced to Ash in Jet Park FireJohannesburg – Sunday Night Shock South Africa watched in horror last night as three Greyhound luxury double-deckers were reduced to smoking skeletons in a massive inferno at Jet Park, Johannesburg. The blaze ripped through the iconic fleet on Sunday evening, sending towering black plumes into the sky and leaving behind charred remains where once stood the pride of long-distance travel.The Victims: Rare Coaches Gone Forever Among the destroyed: • 5302 – Neobus N10 DD – a rare breed on South African roads. • 2821 – Marcopolo G7 DD • 2823 – Marcopolo G7 DD By nightfall, nothing was left but twisted steel frames and burnt-out shells. Horror Unfo
There was another record crowd at Alex Sports Club when ladies converged for the second edition for the most popular outdoor party, Doek and Slay yesterday. Following the recent show in Kadoma last Sunday, the organisers can add another accolade to their attendance outbreak honours list. Dressed in any sport jersey and white caps with a touch of a sunglasses, the ladies understood the assignment.The ladies were also allowed to bring their children. Some of the ladies had the privilege to witness the performance of Macheso for the first time. The organisers lost count of the tickets sold, meaning the event has now become the first women’s party in history to take in more than the tickets prepared for a single show.
SAD💔 | Ruwa businessman shot dead Police in Ruwa are investigating the murder of well-known entrepreneur Joseph Mutangadura, widely known as Mutangazi. According to police sources, Mutangadura was shot dead by suspected robbers at his Lisheen Estate farmhouse shortly after midnight. The businessman, who owned Lisheen Estate, Mutangadura Hideout, and several butcheries, was attacked at his home. Authorities say investigations are still underway to find out the full circumstances surrounding his death.This is sad news indeed. My deepest condolences to the family, all business associates and friends. This is so hard to believe. We have lost a humble brother, carin
Zimbabwean football has lost one of its brightest stars. Former Warriors striker Tendai Ndoro has tragically passed away at the age of 40, leaving fans and teammates devastated. Known for his electrifying pace, sharp goal-scoring instincts, and passionate spirit on the pitch, Ndoro was affectionately nicknamed “The Fire” by supporters. Ndoro enjoyed a remarkable career both locally and internationally. He starred for clubs including Black Rhinos, Highlanders, and South African giants Orlando Pirates, thrilling fans with his signature runs and clutch goals. He also represented Zimbabwe at the international level, leaving an indelible mark on the national team. In recent months, Ndoro faced serious health challenges, including surgery and recovery struggles that he battled
