A Zimbabwean mother, Nothabo Zandile Khumalo and her two teenage children were found dead at their home in Great Denham, Bedfordshire, after police were called over concerns for their welfare. Bedfordshire Police believe the three were murdered. A suspect, who was known to the victims, has been identified and is believed to have fled the UK. Efforts to locate and return him are ongoing. The family had moved from Zimbabwe to the UK about two years ago. Their deaths have shocked the local community, with neighbors remembering Nothabo as a kind and caring mother. Police are appealing for anyone with information or who noticed suspicious activity in the area over the weekend to come forward. A Zimbabwean man, Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, is wanted by British police follo
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A Self-styled traditional healer has been arrested in Mutare after he was allegedly found carrying two live snakes, which he reportedly used in rituals aimed at helping clients, particularly miners, acquire wealth and prosperity. The suspect, identified as 19-year-old Gift Kanodaweta, also known as James Malunga and popularly referred to as “Sekuru Kamutungunde,” was arrested in Chikanga suburb late last month. According to Acting Manicaland provincial police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Wiseman Chinyoka, Kanodaweta was apprehended after a member of the Zimbabwe National Traditional Healers Association reported that he was practising without registration. Police investigations revealed that the suspect was allegedly in possession of a puff adder and a cobra without
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Bindura villagers have raised serious concerns after protesting against Chinese miners whom they accuse of mining too close to their homes and damaging their land. The protest reportedly took place in Bindura, where frustrated residents said mining activities were now affecting their daily lives, homes, fields, and the environment around them. According to villagers, the mining operations have moved too close to residential areas, creating fear that continued digging could damage houses, destroy farmland, and put families at risk. Some residents were heard saying, “Hanzi ana Xing Jend ngavadzokere kumusha kwavo,” expressing anger and frustration over what they believe is a lack of respect for local communities and their land. However, community leaders and authoriti
