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A political storm has erupted after businessman Wicknell Chivayo was barred from entering State House, where President Emmerson Mnangagwa was meeting Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote. Despite frantic spin from Zanu PF activist Cleopas Mukungunugwa, the truth is simple: Chivayo tried to get in — and security refused him. ? What Happened Chivayo reportedly arrived hoping to attend or be seen near the exclusive Mnangagwa–Dangote meeting. Instead, he was stopped at the gate and turned away, igniting instant online mockery and debate. ? The Spin Machine Mukungunugwa quickly issued a long defence claiming: Wicknell was on “legitimate high-level business” The missing Dangote photo “proves nothing” Access confusion was “administrati
A domestic worker in Harare has spoken out about a disturbing situation she says she witnessed while working for a widow and her two teenage children. The maid, who prefers to remain anonymous, says she began to suspect inappropriate behaviour between the siblings after hearing unusual noises and noticing secretive conduct in the home. According to her account, she was torn between reporting what she saw and keeping quiet to protect her job, especially after the children allegedly warned her not to say anything. The woman says she values her work but feels emotionally burdened by what she has witnessed and the fear of losing her income if she speaks up. The case highlights the challenges domestic workers often face when confronted with sensitive family issues
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Social media was set ablaze after a well-known Zimbabwean mbinga who owns a luxury car dealership caused a scene when his trousers unexpectedly tore while dancing at a public event. Witnesses say the incident revealed more than intended, as the businessman appeared not to be wearing any underwear. Videos of the embarrassing moment quickly went viral, drawing laughter and shock in equal measure. Many online users joked that even the richest can face “mashura” when pride takes over, while others defended him, saying it was just an innocent wardrobe malfunction.
Zimbabwean musician Tytan Nkomo, popularly known as Tytan Skhokho, has welcomed a baby boy with his new girlfriend, marking a fresh and joyful chapter in his life after his highly publicized divorce from Olinda Chapel. The singer, known for his soulful music and calm demeanor, shared the exciting news with close friends and fans, who flooded social media with congratulatory messages. The birth of his son comes months after Tytan publicly moved on from his turbulent marriage with Olinda, which had played out dramatically online. Insiders say the artist is now fully focused on family, peace, and rebuilding his life away from the spotlight. His new relationship appears to have brought him stability and happiness, and fans are hopeful this new beginning will inspire more heartfelt music
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A 25-year-old man, who describes himself as a devout member of a well-known church and a resident of the church compound in Mt Hampden, is now battling a severe and seemingly incurable case of sexually-transmitted infection, contracted after a single encounter with a sex worker. Tendai Nyamapfeni, originally hailing from Njeramo, Mutare, claims he was led astray by fellow young men within his church community. He alleges that their influence led him to engage in unprotected sexual activity with a woman working as a prostitute in the Mt Hampden area, an act that has now left him with a debilitating sexually transmitted infection (STI). Nyamapfeni recounts the events that led to his current predicament. “I am struggling with a persistent case of STI that I contracted last year. I