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Panic and heated conversations have erupted on social media after messages circulated claiming that suspected child-snatchers were caught at Kotwa Growth Point. According to community alerts shared online, residents became suspicious of a group allegedly moving around targeting young children, prompting quick intervention from locals. The circulating messages have sparked concern nationwide as parents and guardians brace for the busy festive season, a time when criminals often take advantage of crowded areas. Community leaders and safety groups are urging families to stay alert and keep a close eye on their children, especially in public spaces such as growth points, bus stops, shopping areas, and rural business centers. Although official confirmation is still pending, the viral warning
Social media has erupted after a video involving a 16-year-old boy — now nicknamed “Baltazzar the Second” — went viral, prompting widespread concern and calls for accountability. video WhatsApp https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbCCsfy4o7qRozfVkM0h The teenager has spoken out, saying he felt forced into the situation that later appeared online without his consent. He explained that he trusted the 33-year-old woman involved, believing she was someone he could rely on, but the encounter took a turn he never expected. The boy says he finally gathered the courage to speak after the video spread rapidly across platforms, causing public outrage. Community members, activists, and parents are now demanding a full investigation, emphasizing that minors must
A Zimbabwean man who posed as a registered nurse, treating vulnerable patients while hiding a criminal past, has been jailed for over three years after a sophisticated fraud that netted him more than £170,000. Ashton Guramatunhu, 46, of Dudley, appeared at Liverpool Crown Court on Tuesday, where the full extent of his four-year deception was revealed. The court heard that in late 2014, Guramatunhu stole the identity of a genuine registered nurse, Christmas Musaruwa. Using this stolen ID, he registered with a nursing agency in Warrington. Despite having previous convictions that barred him from the care sector—including perverting the course of justice—he managed to secure work at six different nursing ho
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Hi family. Please help share this. Some men driving this car stole my brother’s phone around Glenara and Chiremba road, Cranborne, Harare. He had just arrived from the UK and wanted to sell his Samsung S25 Ultra for US$1,150. When the buyers arrived, they made the deal and gave him the money. My brother counted it and confirmed it was real US dollars. After that, the men started complaining, saying they needed a receipt. They returned the phone to my brother. A moment later, they came back saying that they trust him. They handed him another bundle of notes, and he thought it was the same real money they had given earlier. But this time, the bundle had Bond notes hidden inside, covered by a US$20 note on top. The number
MAGAYA'S BODYGUARD IN HOT SOUP: ALLEGEDLY TRIED TO “BUY SILENCE” IN CHURCH LEADER RPE CASE Prophet Walter Magaya's bodyguard has landed himself behind bars after he allegedly tried to shut down witnesses in a high-stakes rape investigation — a move that has now blown up spectacularly in his face. Tapiwa Felix Chikondo (35), the trusted security aide to Magaya, was dramatically remanded in custody after prosecutors accused him of interfering with witnesses in a rape complaint filed against his boss. According to investigators, the bodyguard allegedly went into full damage-control mode, hunting down the complainant’s family in a desperate bid to derail the case. The National Prosecut
THE prosecution is proposing a 35-year prison term for business partners Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe, who have been convicted of fraud linked to the Presidential Goat Scheme. Sentencing is set for Monday. The two were found guilty of using forged documents to secure a tender to supply 632 001 goats under a Government livestock pass-on scheme valued at US$87 757,16.Convicted Moguls Plead for Leniency: Chimombe and Mpofu Boast 24 Children, US$3 Million Combined Wealth as State Pushes for 35-Year Jail Term Harare — In an extraordinary pre-sentencing spectacle that stretched late into the night, convicted businessmen Mike Chimombe and Moses Mpofu painted a picture of vast family responsibilities, p
A storm has erupted online after a NUST student, Millicent Magumete from Northend, Bulawayo became the centre of a trending scandal. video ku WhatsApp https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbCCsfy4o7qRozfVkM0h Her boyfriend, Samuel Manyoni, reportedly shared a private video that she had previously sent him, sparking widespread discussion across social media platforms. The clip allegedly surfaced after the couple broke up, leading to shock and concern among students and the wider community. The incident has raised important conversations about digital safety, trust in relationships, and the consequences of sharing personal content. Many online users have condemned the act, calling for accountability and urging young people to protect their privacy. Authorities and stu
According to court reports, Madzibaba Ishmael Chokurongerwa has been found guilty of raping and impregnating an underage congregant, a case that has sparked widespread outrage across Zimbabwe. The court heard that the incidents took place over a period of time under the guise of spiritual guidance, leaving the community stunned as details emerged. Social media platforms erupted as news of the judgment spread, with many expressing anger, heartbreak, and disbelief that such abuse could happen within a place meant to offer protection and faith. he case drew national attention after police discovered 251 children and 16 unregistered graves at his Budiriro shrine last year. During the trial, DNA tests confirmed that Chokurongerwa fathered the minor’s
