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Heartbreaking video shows a Harare City Council official exercising his newly granted arresting powers by handcuffing a woman carrying a baby after he found her selling items on the street. The incident happened this afternoon at the corner of Second Street and Robert Mugabe Avenue in Harare. The woman can be heard questioning the treatment, asking whether vending is a crime.
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Kambuzuma Girl Becomes First Black Judge In Texas, USA, Michelle Netsai Makes History Kurai Primary School Girl Makes History, Proud Moment For Africa Kambuzuma-born Zimbabwean-American, Michelle Netsai Butler, has been elected the first Black Judge in Denton County, Texas last night, becoming the first Black Zimbabwean-American judge elected to public office in the United States. Butler has won her election to become the Denton County Justice of the Peace for Precinct 6 in Texas with a historic victory in the November 3, 2026 general election. Michelle was born to Gideon Shambambeva and Victoria Njagu in Harare and raised in Harare's Kambuzuma Section 6. She attended Kurai and Darwendale Primary Schools before moving to the United States. She has now lived in C
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, the son of the late former president, is one of five men arrested today for allegedly assaulting an investigator from the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission during an operation to seize two vehicles allegedly smuggled from South Africa
A heartbreaking incident has emerged from Saudi Arabia after a Kenyan domestic worker identified as Joyce Nangila reportedly collapsed and died while playing with her employer’s son. The tragic moment was captured on camera as Joyce happily played with the young boy, apparently unaware that it would be her final moments. According to reports, she suddenly collapsed during the playtime and was rushed to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead on arrival. Cardiac arrest has reportedly been cited as the cause of death. Joyce had travelled to Saudi Arabia in search of better opportunities and to provide for her family back home in Kenya. Sadly, her life came to an unexpected end thousands of miles away from her loved ones. Her death has sparked sadness among Kenyans and
