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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
Both https://www.heraldonline.co.zw and its sister site https://www.heraldonline.co.zw/kwayedza/ have gone offline after reportedly failing to renew or pay their monthly hosting and bandwidth bill, resulting in the message “Bandwidth Limit Exceeded” appearing when visitors attempt to access the sites. This error typically means that the websites have used up their allocated data transfer for the month or have not settled their hosting fees on time, causing the server to temporarily suspend access. As a result, readers across Zimbabwe and the diaspora have been unable to open news stories or updates from The Herald and Kwayedza until the publishers resolve the issue and restore normal service.
In a shocking turn of events, Kure hitmakers Ti Gonzi and Ishan have reportedly quit music and are now living as professional political beggars, often seen appealing for favors and handouts under the banner of “Musicians for ED.” Once celebrated for their lyrical depth and creativity, the pair has now drawn criticism from fans who say they’ve traded artistic integrity for political survival. Sources claim the two have been frequenting government events and ZANU-PF functions, seeking recognition and financial support instead of performing or releasing new music. The news has sparked outrage across social media, with many Zimbabweans expressing disappointment at how two of the country’s most talented voices have allegedly fallen from musical greatnes
Social media has been buzzing after the story of a young girl named Pure went viral. Pure, who reportedly left school and is now working as a house help in Harare, touched many hearts after people learned she had to stop schooling due to financial struggles. Businessman and philanthropist Tinashe Mutarisi has since stepped in, saying he wants to sponsor her education until she completes school, encouraging others to uplift one another instead of mocking those facing tough times. Mutarisi’s gesture has drawn widespread praise online, with fans calling it a true act of kindness and leadership. Many Zimbabweans are now rallying to locate Pure, who is said to be the same girl involved in a viral “Bulla” video that later led to her being mistreated. The call is growing
In a shocking turn of events, photos have surfaced showing Prophet Walter Magaya dressed in a Chikurubi Maximum Prison uniform, sending social media into a frenzy ?. The once-celebrated preacher, known for his massive followers and luxury lifestyle, now appears in prison attire — a dramatic fall from grace that has left many in disbelief. Sources say the image was taken during his brief remand period following allegations linked to his controversial housing project. Supporters are calling for prayers, while critics say justice must take its course. #WalterMagaya #Chikurubi #ZimbabweNews #BreakingNews #ProphetMagaya
Baba Nyasha, the man famously known for being gifted a car by Sir Wicknell Chivayo, has tragically passed away in a car accident ??. According to reports, Bruce was involved in a fatal road accident on his way home last night. Those who knew him say he had been facing many personal challenges in recent months, but he remained humble and thankful for the blessings he had received ?. His death has left family, friends, and fans in deep shock. Social media has been flooded with messages of condolence as Zimbabweans remember the man once celebrated for his moment of joy when Sir Wicknell handed him the keys to a brand-new car. ?️ Mwari nyaradze mhuri. Dzasara ngadzisimbiswe. #RIPBruce #BabaNyasha #SirWicknell #ZimbabweNews #TrendingNow
A wave of frustration has hit Prophet Walter Magaya’s followers in Cape Town, South Africa, as dozens of angry Zimbabweans gathered at his church demanding refunds for the Housing Project they say they were promised years ago. Videos circulating on social media show crowds chanting outside the church premises, holding up receipts and documents as proof of their investments. Many claim they paid thousands of rands toward residential stands under Magaya’s Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries housing initiative — a dream that has since turned into disappointment. Eyewitnesses say some of the congregants were shouting “Tirikuda mari yedu! (We want our money!)” as they called on Magaya to address them directly. Others say
Prophet Walter Magaya, founder of the Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries, was arrested in dramatic fashion while praying at a mountain, in an operation that reportedly involved more than 30 police officers. His wife, Tendai Magaya, was also taken into custody during the incident, sparking widespread debate on social media about the nature of the charges and the manner of their arrest. The case is being presided over by Magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa, with prominent defence attorney A. Mubaya representing the Magaya couple. According to court reports, Prophet Magaya and his wife were supposed to be released by 5 p.m. yesterday, but were instead held from 5:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. on November 1 — a move their lawyer says violates their constitutional rights to legal a
The Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has reportedly uncovered new evidence in its long-running investigation into Prophet Walter Magaya, founder of PHD Ministries. According to insiders, the commission is now reviewing powerful witness statements and documents said to shed light on allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse. This comes after years of legal wrangling that delayed the probe — with Magaya previously taking the matter to the High Court and Supreme Court in an attempt to stop the inquiry. Sources within the ZGC say the new developments have “revived” the case, with victims finally stepping forward after years of silence. Social media has erupted with reactions, as Zimbabweans call for justice and transparen
