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Social media has been buzzing after news surfaced that popular socialite Malloti Kunwa Brongo is reportedly expecting a baby. Fans have been quick to flood her pages with congratulations and excitement, while others speculate about who the father might be. Known for her vibrant lifestyle and bold personality, Malloti has not yet confirmed the news publicly, but close friends say she’s glowing with happiness. Whether it’s true or not, her name has once again taken over the trending lists, proving that Brongo always knows how to keep the spotlight on her.
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A comprehensive dossier dated September 21, 2025, has been compiled detailing the alleged gifts received by Zimbabwean music superstar Jah Prayzah from businessman Wicknell Chivayo and affiliates of the ruling ZANU-PF party. The report outlines a pattern of high-value gifts including luxury vehicles such as a Range Rover Autobiography, a Mercedes-Benz S500, and a Land Rover Defender, as well as cash payments reportedly totaling more than US$400,000. According to the dossier, these gifts were often presented publicly during major music or party events, raising questions about their intent and potential links to political patronage and image-building within ZANU-PF circles. The 2025 dossier, formatted for legal and regulatory scrutiny, recommends further investigation into the tax, co
Mai Rumbi in Musvooooo Video in the car – Iwe usanditore face as echoes of ‘I love you baby’ were being sang… Zimbabweans surely know how to entertain the rest of the World and we love every moment of it. Chilling in your lounge while resting from a long day at work and wondering what’s happening in our favourite country… Wonder no more, Mai Rumbi is trending in the streets of Harare and here is why… video showing a woman named Mai Rumbi is trending on social media after she was recorded by her partner having Lula Lula in a car… In the video, she is asking the man not to record her face but is enjoying the moment too much to stop him… You surely don’t need DStv if you stay in Zimbabwe as the cou
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Zimbabwean authorities have deployed police officers nationwide in a sweeping show of force, issuing a stern warning to citizens just one day before a planned mass demonstration is set to test the nation's political stability. The move establishes a tense atmosphere, with the government vowing to meet any "unlawful" gatherings with the "full wrath of the law." A Vow to Maintain Order In a formal press statement issued on Thursday, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) announced that "comprehensive security measures have been put in place to ensure peace, law, and order prevails" before, during, and after the planned events of October 17, 2025. Citing the police's constitutional mandate, the statement confirmed that the Commissioner-General of Pol
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Nelson Chamisa, Zimbabwe’s most prominent opposition figure, on Monday rejected calls for his supporters to join a planned mass demonstration against the government, invoking the “big lesson” of the 2017 ouster of Robert Mugabe as a cautionary tale. The move positions Mr. Chamisa, a former opposition leader who continues to command a large following, as a cautious actor, distancing himself from a potentially volatile street protest that appears linked to infighting within the ruling ZANU-PF party. It underscores a strategic divide among government critics on how best to challenge President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration. The exchange took place on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, after Mr. Chamisa posted a statement arguing that the country'
