SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – A 32-year-old Zimbabwean woman, Priscilla Mudzengerere, has been arrested and charged after authorities uncovered a fake work visa operation allegedly run from her small apartment in Sydney’s western suburbs. According to Australian Federal Police, Priscilla is accused of charging desperate job seekers up to AUD $5,000 for forged documents promising work in Australia’s farming and aged care sectors. The documents, however, were completely fake — leaving victims out of pocket and in some cases facing deportation themselves. Investigators say they seized laptops, printers, dozens of counterfeit passports, and stacks of cash during the raid. Immigration officials have confirmed that Priscilla’s own visa is under review, meaning she could
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BIRMINGHAM, UK – Shockwaves have hit the Zimbabwean community in the UK after 29-year-old Talynn Maphosa, originally from Harare, was arrested for allegedly stealing credit cards and expensive jewellery from elderly residents at a Birmingham care home where she worked as a caregiver. According to sources close to the investigation, the suspected thefts took place over several months, with victims only realising when unusual bank transactions and missing heirlooms were reported by their families. Police say the stolen items included wedding rings, gold chains, and a watch worth over £2,000, alongside multiple credit cards used for online purchases. Felistas, who had been described by colleagues as “quiet but friendly,” is now in custody pending a court appearan
In a shocking revelation, Tsitsi Chendambuya, a 31-year-old woman who previously worked as a maid for Apostle Talent Chiwenga and his late wife, has publicly claimed that she was involved in a romantic relationship with the Apostle for over three years. This disclosure directly contradicts Apostle Chiwenga's earlier public statements, where he insisted he had never been unfaithful to his late wife. Tsitsi's allegations have stirred controversy and sparked widespread discussions on social media platforms. In a video interview, she detailed the nature of her relationship with Apostle Chiwenga, describing it as both intimate and emotionally complex. She further claimed that after their affair ended, the Apostle attempted to arrange a marriage for her with another man,
DUBAI, UAE – Authorities at Dubai International Airport have arrested 41-year-old Brighton Muzavazi, a Zimbabwean businessman, after allegedly discovering over 15 kilograms of gold bars hidden inside his suitcases. Customs officials say Brighton arrived on a flight from Harare and appeared nervous during routine screening. Upon inspection, they allegedly found gold bars wrapped in clothing and electronics, estimated to be worth over USD $900,000 on the international market. Investigators believe the gold may have been part of a larger smuggling network operating between Zimbabwe, South Africa, and the Middle East. Brighton is now facing serious charges under UAE anti-smuggling laws, which could carry a prison sentence of up to 10 years, plus heavy fines. The case has caused
Social media is buzzing after screenshots emerged showing two luxury vehicle options being sent to businessman and ZANU-PF benefactor, Sir Wicknell Chivayo, for his decision. The message revealed the cars were meant for none other than DJ Towers, as a reward for his unwavering loyalty to the ruling party and to Sir Wicknell himself. In the messages, two options were presented — a Ford Ranger Wildtrak and a Toyota Hilux GD6 — both fresh from the showroom floor. The sender explained that Wicknell had requested a car DJ Towers could not only enjoy but also use to start a business. The pickup trucks, known for their durability and style, are perfect for commercial ventures while still turning heads on the road. This latest gesture cements Wicknell’
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FIVE men who were robbing motorists at a detour have been arrested. Bornman Ziweni, 37, Believe Shumba, 40, David Ratsauka, 31, Peter Chinhimbiti, 25, and Delight Gwanyanya, 33, were arrested for a series of robberies in Beitbridge. FIVE men who were robbing motorists at a detour have been arrested. Bornman Ziweni, 37, Believe Shumba, 40, David Ratsauka, 31, Peter Chinhimbiti, 25, and Delight Gwanyanya, 33, were for a series of robberies in Beitbridge. In a statement, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), Criminal Investigations Department (CID) spokesperson, Detective Inspector Rachel Muteweri said are now clearing a total of eight robbery cases in Beitbridge as well as two
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Harare socialite and businessman Wicknell Chivayo has once again set tongues wagging after pulling off a jaw-dropping surprise for his close friend DJ Towers. In a grand gesture of friendship and loyalty, Chivayo reportedly handed Towers the keys to a brand-new house, a sleek Toyota Hilux GD6, and a cool USD $50,000 in cash during a private celebration in Harare. Videos of the moment, showing Towers visibly emotional and struggling to hold back tears, have since flooded social media, sparking wild debates online. Fans and critics alike have been buzzing about Chivayo’s generosity, with some praising him for uplifting his circle, while others questioned the motives behind such a lavish gift. The flamboyant businessman, known for his public displays of wealth, brushed off the cr
