More than 100 Zimbabweans seeking shelter after xenophobic attacks in Addo were arrested on Sunday. Some had been evacuated to a safe space in Gqeberha and others were camping out at Addo police station when they were arrested by Home Affairs officials for violating immigration laws. The attacks in Addo last weekend left at least four people dead and more than ten injured. Hundreds of families fled their homes. According to the Zimbabwe Migrants Support Network (ZiMSN) chairperson Chris Mapingure, 127 people have now opted for voluntary repatriation after appearing in the Kirkwood Magistrates' Court on Monday. The Zimbabwean consulate is arranging transport back to Zimbabwe. Mapingure condemned the arrests coming so soon after the xenophobic attacks. "People had los
LIVERPOOL – UK based Zimbabwean gospel singer, model and pastor, Walter Chahwanda (33) currently in remand prison, has been charged with additional offences as part of an ongoing sexual offences investigation by Merseyside Police. Chahwanda who leads the Walter Chahwanda Ministries was initially charged with “rape; assault by penetration and sending photograph/film of genitals to cause alarm, distress or humiliation.” As reported previously by waltermagaya, Chahwanda of Plemonstall Court in Chester, was arrested on Thursday 13 March 2025 and before that, Thursday 27 February 2024, and charged with sexual offences including rape. He remains in custody on remand while we awaits his trial in September. Below are the eleven offences he faced in March 2025:
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The Zimbabwean government has officially banned the production and distribution of illicit alcoholic brews, commonly known as “musombodhiya” or “kambwa,” through a new legal instrument aimed at curbing substance abuse in the country. The prohibition was enacted under Statutory Instrument 62 of 2025, an amendment to the Harmful Liquids Act, and was issued by the Minister of Home Affairs, Kazembe Kazembe. The notice, titled Harmful Liquids Act (Amendment of Schedule to Act) Notice, 2025, adds to the existing list of banned substances under the Act. According to the statutory instrument, “The Schedule to the Act is amended by the insertion after item 9 (‘Nipa’) of the following item: ‘Any unregulated, unauthorised or illegal
London, UK — Authorities have shut down three Zimbabwean Masowe apostolic churches operating illegally in the United Kingdom, citing violations of public safety laws and failure to obtain the required licenses. The churches, based in Manchester, Birmingham, and London, had been conducting services in public parks and rented community halls without proper authorization or compliance with local council regulations. In Manchester, the church was led by Madzibaba Thomas Phiri, who allegedly held large gatherings weekly in a warehouse without fire safety certifications or insurance. Meanwhile, in Birmingham, Madzibaba John Kamhuka was found leading all-night prayer sessions in a residential basement, disturbing neighbors and ignoring previous warnings from city officials. The London br
Leeds, UK — A Zimbabwean man, Fungai Muzenda, has been arrested in a shocking incident that has rocked a Leeds care home after he violently attacked his wife, Egenia Muzenda, and an 83-year-old male patient she was taking care of. Authorities say the attack was fueled by jealousy and rage after Fungai allegedly discovered that Egenia was having an affair with the elderly resident. The incident occurred at Rosehill Court Nursing Home, where both Egenia and the elderly patient—identified as Mr. Albert Thompson—were found bruised and bleeding after what police describe as a "frenzied assault." Witnesses said Fungai stormed into the facility shortly after Egenia’s shift began, shouting accusations before attacking both the unsuspecting patient and his wife
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"The contract for paying fees is between the school and the parent," stated the Deputy Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Honourable Angeline Gata, as she addressed the ongoing issue of schools turning away pupils over non-payment of fees.How far about free education? Maybe it's a campaigning tool only to gunner β votesShe Should Address Nyaya Yema 20 Dollars Extra Lessons Per Month Haisi Kuita , Teacher Ane Vana 50 Achitora 20 Pamwana Which is 1000 Usd per month apa per day achiita One Hour Chete Nevana , On Top Of That Government Yomubhadhara Again Monthend , They're Personalising The Institution For Personal Gains !!!
Fungai Jachi HARARE-THE Government of Zimbabwe has called on 47 students awarded scholarships to study in India to fully utilise the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills that will contribute meaningfully to the country’s socio-economic development. Speaking during a farewell engagement held in Harare with the scholarship recipients and their parents, the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Honourable Torerai Moyo, emphasised the importance of investing in human capital as a pillar of national development. “By investing in education, we are not just changing individual lives, but shaping the future of our nation. Together, we can build a society where talent and determination determine one’s success, not circ
