What started as a tiny R5 disagreement exploded into full-blown drama at the busy Musika market in Cape Town, leaving shoppers shocked and phones recording. Witnesses say a tete accused her muroora of “short-changing” her during a quick transaction. Voices were raised, insults flew—and within seconds, the argument turned physical. Traders abandoned stalls, customers scattered, and a loud crowd gathered as the pair shoved and grabbed each other in broad daylight. Vendors tried to separate them while others screamed, “It’s just R5!”—but the damage was already done. By the time security intervened, videos were already circulating on social media, with many asking how such a small amount could spark such a public meltdown. Onl
The internet is officially on fire, and the name on everyone’s lips is Queen Nadia. In a moment that has stunned social media analysts and fans alike, the digital queen pulled off the unthinkable—gaining over ONE MILLION new followers in just three hours after a single trending video exploded across platforms. The video, which dropped without warning, spread like wildfire—shared nonstop on Instagram, TikTok, X, and Facebook. Within minutes, timelines were flooded, comment sections went crazy, and the follow button couldn’t keep up. Fans praised her confidence, presence, and undeniable star power, while even critics admitted: this was a masterclass in virality. Industry watchers are now calling it one of the fastest organic follower surges e
A storm has erupted on Zimbabwean social media after a Zimbabwe Republic Police (Zimbabwe Republic Police) officer allegedly posted a video flaunting stacks of cash, calling it a “mayday” moment—sparking furious claims that the money came from bribes extorted from kombi drivers. The clip, which spread like wildfire across WhatsApp, Facebook, and X, shows the uniformed officer displaying what appears to be thousands of U.S. dollars, prompting instant outrage. Kombi operators and commuters alike flooded comment sections, alleging that daily roadblock collections are being turned into personal paydays. “This is why kombis are bled dry,” one commenter wrote. “Roadblocks have become ATMs.” Public anger has only intensified as c
ZIMBABWE — A heartbreaking tragedy has taken a disturbing turn after the family of a pregnant teenage girl who died allegedly refused to bury her, instead dumping her coffin at the home of a 17-year-old boy believed to have impregnated her. The incident has left the community in shock, with many describing the scenes as painful, chaotic, and deeply emotional, as grief quickly turned into anger and confrontation. ⚰️ Coffin Left at Boy’s Family Home According to community sources, the girl’s family transported her coffin to the boy’s homestead and left it there, insisting that his family take responsibility for burial arrangements. “Vakasiya chitunha pamba pemukomana,” said a local
Social media has erupted after a shocking video allegedly showing a top Harare-based prophet engaging in highly inappropriate behavior with a church member surfaced online, leaving Zimbabweans stunned and divided. In the viral clip, which has been widely shared on WhatsApp, Facebook, and X, the clergyman is allegedly seen engaging in an intimate and degrading act with a female church member in what appears to be a private setting linked to church activities. The footage has sparked outrage, with many accusing the prophet of abusing spiritual authority and trust, while others question how such incidents continue to emerge involving prominent religious figures. While the authenticity of the video has not been independently verified, online commentators claim the wom
Zimbabweans are furious after a shocking video surfaced online showing a man allegedly driving at 180km per hour on a public road, an act many have described as reckless, irresponsible, and a clear death wish. In a country where most roads are riddled with potholes, unmarked speed humps, pedestrians, livestock, and kombis that stop without warning, many are asking one simple question: what was he thinking? Social media users were quick to slam the driver, warning that such behaviour doesn’t just endanger the person behind the wheel, but innocent families, children, and other road users. “At 180km/h, you’re not driving — you’re gambling with lives,” one commenter wrote. Others pointed out that even modern highways in developed countries stric
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HARARE — Zimbabwean social media is on fire after outspoken influencer Chipo Trouble Causer released a fiery V11 video that has instantly gone viral, dragging popular personality Mama Vee into a fresh storm of controversy. In the emotionally charged clip, Chipo claims that Mama Vee allegedly paid several socialites to spread damaging stories accusing her of selling mutoriro — an allegation Chipo strongly denies, calling it a calculated smear campaign meant to destroy her image. ? “This Is a Setup” — Chipo Speaks Out In the now-trending V11, Chipo does not hold back. She alleges that false narratives were deliberately planted on gossip pages and WhatsApp groups, accusing her of involvement in ill
JOHANNESBURG / HARARE — Social media across South Africa and Zimbabwe is in meltdown after a young woman identified as Gwen came forward with shocking allegations involving popular prophet Walter Magaya. In a series of emotional posts and videos that have since gone viral, Gwen claims she became pregnant after an alleged relationship with Magaya — and further alleges that she was pressured into terminating the pregnancy (akabvisiswa nhumbu). The claims have ignited fierce debate online, with many calling it one of the most explosive church-related scandals to hit the region in recent years. ? “I Have Proof” — Gwen’s Claims Shake Social Media According to Gwen, her story doesn’t
