The Zimbabwe Online Content Creators (ZOCC) has lodged a formal complaint with the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) against podcaster Owen Madondo, popularly known as Ollah7, over alleged restrictions on journalists covering the funeral of businessman Wicknell Chivayo. In a statement, ZOCC said it had received complaints that Ollah7 was allegedly instructing security personnel to bar accredited journalists and independent online content creators from accessing the funeral proceedings, while allowing his production crew and selected media outlets to cover the event. ZOCC said it subsequently engaged the Chivayo family spokesperson, Mr Herbert Chivayo, who reportedly confirmed that all journalists and content creators were welcome to cover the funeral. The organisation said the a
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Wicknell Chivayo’s Children Arrive at Father’s Burial Accompanied by Their Mother Sonja Madzikanda The children of the late Wicknell Chivayo have arrived at their father’s burial, accompanied by their mother, Sonja Madzikanda, and an unidentified aide. Their arrival marked an emotional moment as family members, friends and mourners gathered to pay their final respects to the late businessman. Madzikanda was seen accompanying the children as they made their way to the burial proceedings, with the unidentified aide assisting the family during the solemn occasion. The presence of Chivayo’s children has drawn attention as mourners gathered to remember his life and legacy. The family appeared focused on the proceedings as they joined other relatives and guest
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Atezvara venyu Pande apa futi airova mushandi anga aba. Pande gangster kubva kare The P9nde family is trending on social media after being spotted paying respects at Sir Wicknell Chivayo's Gletwin residence The P9nde family is led by Lexxus Pande, a young Zimbabwean born in the UK in May 2002. He is known online as P9nde or P9, and he makes money by selling cars and houses, owns many luxury vehicles, and also raps drill music. His father, Brian Pande, is also connected to the luxury car business in Harare. Together, they live a flashy lifestyle between the UK and Zimbabwe, and they recently made news by visiting Wicknell Chivayo's Gletwin home to pay their respects.
Video Of Mapositori Opening Wicknell Coffin . Mashura as Wicknell & lulu coffins were open and in the coffin were bags of remains with no heads Why the Chivayo family confirmed burial without heads — what we know so far Many have been asking a painful question: Why were Wicknell Chivayo and his wife Lucy's heads not recovered after the helicopter crash? Family spokesman Herbert Chivayo addressed this directly on Sunday, and we share this with deep respect for the family. According to the family: 1. The crash was followed by an intense fire. The helicopter went down on Sept 30 at Kudenga Farm in Marondera in misty conditions. On impact, jet fuel spilled and the wreckage caught fire and burned until it died on its own. 2. The remain
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