TWENTY-TWO suspected criminals are set to be extradited to Zimbabwe from various countries, including South Africa, Botswana, Portugal and the United Arab Emirates, in what could be the country’s largest extradition initiative in history The fugitives face charges ranging from fraud to armed robbery. The suspects had fled to these countries after skipping bail while on remand in Zimbabwe. They were tracked down and arrested through the assistance of the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) after Zimbabwe issued Red Notices against them. A Red Notice is an international alert that allows police worldwide to locate, arrest and detain fugitives wanted for prosecution or sentencing, pending extradition. The arrests follow close cooperation between the Z
Toronto – Canadian police have arrested a group of Zimbabweans in a high-profile operation, accusing them of running a massive credit card fraud scheme that targeted businesses across Ontario. Among those arrested is Tinashe Mudzonga (32), who has been living in Toronto for several years. Authorities allege that Mudzonga and his accomplices cloned dozens of credit cards and used them to purchase luxury items, electronics, and gift cards worth thousands of dollars. Investigators revealed that the syndicate had been under surveillance for months after banks flagged suspicious transactions. Police finally moved in last week, seizing laptops, card-cloning devices, and several high-end cars believed to have been bought with fraudulent funds. “This is one of the biggest card
Washington DC — Just days after 12 Zimbabweans were deported in a dramatic Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation, U.S. officials have confirmed 14 more Zimbabwean nationals are now in detention — and will be processed for deportation “as soon as possible.” An ICE spokesperson released a short but firm statement late last night, saying: “We can confirm the detention of 14 Zimbabwean citizens across multiple states. They are currently undergoing final immigration processing and will be removed from the United States at the earliest opportunity.” According to leaked information from advocacy groups, the detained Zimbabweans have been named as: Tawanda Goredema – Houston, TX Chipo Manyika – Newark, NJ
Malloti arrested accused of cyber bullying Prophet Passion Java. Controversial Zimdancehall artiste, Malloti spent the night in police custody in a case she is accused of cyber bullying Prophet Passion Java. kutuka passion Java kuti kumhata zvinosungisa here 😂? Java imhata zvatongoziva tose wani. akatengesa mhata hava sungwe ×vakatuka munhu kutii mhata vakusungwa its gayish accepting defeat from munhukadzi,shuwa murume mukuru kutoenda kuPolice achichema kti a woman bullied me Kusungisa bhebhi nekuti rakutoka pa social media ? Haaaa vaPanganai vakaoma havo Vana elviddo nyararai mukaenda kujere munodzoka mave righ
VANCOUVER, CANADA – 27-year-old Ruvimbo Chikowore, a Zimbabwean woman employed at MapleLeaf Accounting, has been arrested for allegedly embezzling $120,000 CAD from the company over several months. According to company officials, Ruvimbo allegedly manipulated invoices and approved payments to fake vendors she controlled, diverting money into personal accounts. The fraud was discovered during a routine audit, prompting immediate involvement from Vancouver police. Colleagues say they were shocked, describing her as “friendly and professional” — making the allegations even more startling. Authorities warn that more charges could follow as the investigation continues. Social media has erupted with reactions, with many emphasizing the importance of financial ove
HARARE – Shoppers at a popular boutique in Sam Levy’s Village couldn’t believe their eyes when 29-year-old Brighton “Breezy” Mupfumi was caught trying to leave the store wearing three layers of designer clothes under his jacket. According to witnesses, Brighton pretended to be trying on outfits in the changing room, but instead of putting them back, he stacked a Gucci hoodie, a Louis Vuitton shirt, and Balenciaga jeans all at once — then walked out like nothing happened. His plan fell apart when a security guard noticed he was “sweating like a sauna” and his jeans looked suspiciously bulky. After being stopped, Brighton allegedly told the guard, “I thought if I wore them out, they would become mine by default.” Photos of
LONDON – In a story that has left both Zimbabweans and Chelsea fans in stitches, 33-year-old Federick Zviripayi was arrested in the UK after allegedly squatting inside Stamford Bridge Stadium for several days — just so he could watch Chelsea matches for free. According to reports, Zviripayi somehow slipped past security last month during a stadium maintenance window and found a small storage room where he set up camp with a sleeping bag, snacks, and even a portable phone charger. Sources say he would quietly slip into the stands on match days, blending in with the crowd to enjoy Premier League games without paying a single cent for tickets — which normally cost hundreds of pounds. Security became suspicious after noticing the same face in the VIP section three ma
LONDON – Passengers on a busy commuter train were left speechless yesterday when Tendai Mavhunga, a Zimbabwean man living in the UK, boarded the train with a live goat and insisted it had the right to sit next to him. According to witnesses, Tendai told passengers the goat’s name was “Boss Gono” and that it was his “emotional support animal” — but instead of sitting quietly, the goat kept munching people’s handbags and chewing a passenger’s newspaper. The chaos reached new levels when the train conductor asked Tendai to remove the goat, only for him to reply, “In Zimbabwe, even goats have VIP rights!” The incident forced the train to stop at the next station, where British Transport Police escorted both Tendai and B
LONDON, UK – The UK gambling scene was rocked this week after 27-year-old Tapiwa Dube, a Zimbabwean national, was arrested for allegedly running a large-scale illegal gambling operation targeting residents across London and beyond. Police say Tapiwa’s ring took in over £500,000 in illegal bets through a network of fake IDs and encrypted communication apps, evading government regulations and taxes. The operation reportedly involved high stakes and even money laundering schemes, according to sources close to the investigation. Neighbours described Tapiwa as “quiet but ambitious,” with no hint she was behind such a lucrative underground business. Authorities have pledged to crack down harder on illegal gambling, warning the public to stay clear of unlicense
LONDON, UK – The Zimbabwean community in the UK is abuzz after Tinashe Mupanguri (34) and Blessed Chikwanda (29) were arrested in connection with an ATM card cloning operation that allegedly targeted unsuspecting shoppers across London. Authorities say the pair worked together to install skimming devices on cash machines and card readers in busy areas, capturing card details and PINs which were later used to withdraw thousands of pounds. Police claim more than £45,000 was stolen before the operation was uncovered. Immigration officers confirmed that both men are now facing criminal charges and possible deportation back to Zimbabwe once court proceedings conclude. The Metropolitan Police have urged anyone who used cash machines in certain high streets over the last three m
