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Rising entertainer Madedido has been arrested at his home in Seke Unit M on allegations of fraud, sparking widespread discussion across social media. The 23-year-old is accused of failing to perform at a scheduled event in Kadoma, an appearance he had reportedly been fully paid for. According to the complaint filed by the event host, Pride Makazhu Chihoro, the no-show resulted in a financial loss of US$940 and significant inconvenience to fans who had anticipated the performance. Authorities say investigations are ongoing, and the matter will proceed through the courts as they work to determine what really happened behind the scenes.
A light-hearted but widely discussed incident from Kusenza has taken over social media after a husband, who is currently unemployed, returned home with only a single chicken foot (nzondora) to go with the evening sadza. According to neighbours, the unusual meal choice sparked a heated disagreement in the household, with the wife reportedly expressing strong frustration over the situation. The story quickly spread online, where thousands of users turned it into a trending topic filled with memes, jokes, and relatable conversations about the rising cost of living, family expectations, and the everyday challenges many households face. Social media users continue debating the matter, turning the simple chicken foot into one of the week’s most unexpected viral moments.
The Mabopane community has been left stunned and heartbroken after the body of a man—believed to be one of the local pothole repair workers—was discovered in the Mabopane River near the busy Putco bus route. The deceased was known by many residents for his dedication to fixing damaged roads and improving safety for commuters. People who regularly used the route say they often saw him working, sometimes under difficult conditions, making the news even more devastating. As investigations continue, the circumstances around his death remain unclear, sparking a wave of concern across social media. Community members are calling for answers, better protection for workers, and improved safety along the river and nearby routes. Local leaders have urged anyone with information to
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A sombre atmosphere has gripped Marondera after a local nurse tragically took her own life following allegations that she had misused money from a community lending scheme (mikando). Sources say the woman had been under immense pressure after failing to repay the contributions, a situation that left her feeling cornered and overwhelmed. Community members expressed shock at the incident, noting that although the financial issue was serious, it was not worth a life. Many have emphasized that she still had multiple options — including arranging a repayment plan, seeking help, or temporarily leaving the group — instead of resorting to such a devastating decision. Health workers and residents have called for greater awareness around mental health and financial stress, espe
The streets are buzzing and social media is in meltdown after the infamous “Mauto Boys” were today sentenced to 12 years each, bringing a dramatic end to one of the most followed cases of the year. The courtroom was packed to the doors as the judge delivered a powerful ruling, saying the pair had shown “utter disregard for the law and the safety of the community.” The two, who had gained notoriety online for their bold behaviour and viral street antics, looked shocked as the sentence was read out. Family members wept openly, while police quickly moved them into holding cells as crowds outside the courthouse broke into chants, arguments and live-stream drama. According to the judgment, the 12-year sentences were meant to “send a clear message” as th
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