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*Small house and her daughter take turns to enjoy Lula Lula with married kanzuru employee: She aborted 2 pregnancies from other boyfriends* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va8IxCR9hXEz7b5xj81Z ZAKA – A married employee of Zaka Town Council, Clever Khumalo, finds himself at the centre of a messy love triangle, accused by his girlfriend of having an affair with her 19-year-old daughter. The accusations have led to a bitter feud, with the girlfriend confronting Khumalo’s wife and threatening drastic action. Caroline Miriam Verengai, who claims to have been dating Khumalo since 2023, has accused him of bedding her daughter, Tendai Bundu. The allegations have sparked a heated conflict between the three, with Miriam claiming that Khumalo has sown enmity between her and her daughter. Khumalo has admitted to being in an illicit relationship with Miriam but vehemently denies the allegations of an affair with Tendai. “I do not deny that I have been in an illicit relationship with Miriam for some time,” Khumalo confessed. He claims that he ended the relationship with Miriam after his wife discovered their love messages. “My wife came across our love messages and I decided to end the relationship with Miriam,” he explained. This decision, according to Khumalo, did not sit well with Miriam, who then began suspecting him of having a relationship with her daughter. “That decision did not go down well with her and she started suspecting me of dating her daughter,” Khumalo said. He further alleges that Miriam accused him of being responsible for Tendai’s past abortions. “She also suspected that I impregnated her. Tendai aborted two pregnancies from her boyfriends and Mirriam accused me of being responsible,” Khumalo stated. “Akurwadziwa nekuti ndakati ngatichimbomirai kudanana,” he added, suggesting that Miriam was hurt because he wanted to end their relationship. Miriam, however, paints a different picture. She claims to possess recorded audio messages that implicate Khumalo in an affair with her daughter. “Clever is so cruel and inhumane,” Miriam declared. “He has caused enmity between me and my daughter. He used to bed Tendai whenever I went out on business or travelled.” Miriam alleges that Khumalo sent seductive messages to Tendai, admiring her beauty and dressing, eventually leading to a physical relationship. “My daughter told me that Clever has been sending seductive messages and admiring her beauty and dressing,” Miriam claimed. “My daughter later gave in and she started to hate me and the last thing I am told is that she is pregnant.” In a dramatic outburst, Miriam threatened to commit suicide at Khumalo’s house if the pregnancy allegations prove to be true. “I will commit suicide at Clever’s house if this comes to be true,” Miriam vowed. Tendai, however, has dismissed the allegations as falsehoods and blames her mother for the entire situation. “My mother is to blame for all this,” Tendai asserted. She claims that her mother’s relationship with Khumalo stemmed from her own association with him as a junior Councillor. “She came to know Clever because of me since I was a junior Councilor. I am the one who introduced Clever to my mother and she decided to date him later,” Tendai explained. “I am not pregnant as alleged, I am no longer in good books with my mother over this. My mother is the one who is spreading falsehoods.” The conflicting accounts and accusations have created a tangled web of relationships and animosity, leaving the Zaka community reeling from the unfolding drama. The truth behind the allegations remains unclear, but the fallout has undoubtedly caused significant damage to all parties involved. Source: Pindula

*Disaster as Chitungwiza teenage 'small house' storms into married boyfriend's (42) bedroom and finds him having Lula Lula with official wife* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va8IxCR9hXEz7b5xj81Z CHITUNGWIZA – A Zengeza 1 man, Chamunorwa Kaitano (42), is nursing a severe facial injury and a heap of regret after a domestic dispute with his teenage girlfriend escalated into a violent confrontation. The incident has landed his 18-year-old girlfriend, Talent Gurure, in court, facing charges of domestic violence. The drama unfolded on January 27th when Gurure, from St Mary’s, allegedly stormed into Kaitano’s residence in the early hours of the morning and found the married couple busy enjoying a ‘morning glory lula lula session’. According to court testimony, Gurure simply opened the door without knocking, a move that would set off a chain of events with painful consequences. Prosecutor Passmore Rolenzo told the court that Gurure’s unexpected entry revealed a scene that triggered the alleged assault. She reportedly found Kaitano in bed with his wife, Pamela Gambiza (20), and both were unclothed. Gambiza recounted the shocking moment in court, stating, “I was shocked that someone could just arrive and open the door while we were naked and ‘sleeping together’. So, while my husband and I were scrambling to get dressed, that’s when she picked up a gas tank and struck him in the face, causing him serious injuries. At that time, I was already asking her who she was and what she wanted, and before I got an answer, this incident happened.” The alleged attack left Kaitano screaming in pain, prompting Gurure to flee the scene. Members of the public attempted to apprehend her, but their efforts proved unsuccessful. The incident was subsequently reported to the police, leading to Gurure’s arrest. Medical records presented in court as evidence confirmed the severity of Kaitano’s injury, revealing a deep wound above his right eye. Gurure is now facing charges under Section 3(1)(a) ARW Section 4(1) of the Domestic Violence Act Chapter 5:16. However, she is vehemently denying the charges, offering a different version of events. In her defence, Gurure claimed that she acted in self-defence after Kaitano initiated the violence. “I deny this charge because he was the one who started hitting me, and I retaliated, causing him to fall to the ground and injure his face. I did not strike him with a gas tank as he is claiming,” she told the court. The case, presided over by Magistrate Karen Jeffery, promises to be a complex one, with conflicting accounts and allegations of infidelity and violence. The incident has not only exposed a messy love triangle but has also brought to the fore the issue of domestic violence and the complexities of extra-marital relationships. Source: myZimbabwe.com

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*Police and CIO Operatives arrest blessed Geza's wife and family, demand info on his whereabouts* (feednews.com) https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va8IxCR9hXEz7b5xj81Z A deeply troubling situation is unfolding as the wife and other family members of Cde Blessed Geza are reportedly being subjected to relentless harassment by the police and C10 operatives. The security forces are persistently demanding information regarding his whereabouts, putting immense emotional and psychological pressure on his loved ones. According to sources close to the family, law enforcement officers have been making repeated visits to their home, interrogating his wife and other relatives in an aggressive and intimidating manner. The authorities are allegedly insisting that the family disclose any knowledge they might have about his current location. However, it remains unclear whether Cde Blessed Geza is in hiding, detained, or missing for reasons beyond his control. The heavy-handed approach of the police and C10 operatives has left the family living in constant fear and distress. Reports indicate that they are being subjected to both verbal threats and psychological pressure, creating an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty. The situation has raised concerns among human rights activists, who argue that such tactics amount to intimidation and an infringement on the rights of his family members. Many are questioning the legality and morality of the actions being taken against the family. While law enforcement agencies have the right to conduct investigations, subjecting innocent family members to harassment in the absence of concrete evidence raises serious ethical and legal concerns. Critics argue that such tactics are often used to instill fear, silence dissent, and exert undue pressure on political figures or activists. The lack of transparency surrounding the situation has further fueled speculation about whether Cde Blessed Geza is being targeted for political reasons. His past engagements and statements may have drawn the attention of authorities, leading to this aggressive search for his whereabouts. However, without clear communication from law enforcement agencies, the situation remains shrouded in uncertainty. Calls are growing for authorities to respect the rights of his family members and cease any form of harassment. Human rights organizations and concerned citizens are urging the police and C10 operatives to follow due process and avoid using intimidation tactics against innocent individuals. There is a strong demand for fairness, justice, and the protection of fundamental human rights in handling such cases. As the situation develops, many are closely monitoring how authorities will proceed and whether legal or humanitarian interventions will be necessary to safeguard the well-being of Cde Blessed Geza’s wife and family. Source:feednews.com

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Sad News:*Three infants aged 1, 3 and 4 years died after being swept by a flooded river* (ZRP) *Mnangagwa faces litmus test* (B24) *'Leave my wife alone as Hero' as Geza's earth- shattering message after CID's third wife raid leaks* *Zimbabwe Has Enough ARVs For Six Months – Health Minister* (The Zimbabwe) *Zanu-PF councillor arrested for stealing agricultural inputs* (newzimbabwe) *Why no one trusts ED’s words* (Newsday) *Son of Zanu PF Midlands stalwart Charles Simbi in court on armed robbery charges* (Zimlive) *VP Chiwenga's monthly salary revealed, what he takes home will leave you in shock* (feednews.com) *Tugwi-Mukosi shoots to 97% full* *HStv journalist Blessed Mhlanga who interviewed Geza has been hospitalized* (zw news) *Is it True Passion Java Has Been Deserted by Own Wife?* (ZimEye) ------- Zoomic Media https://chat.whatsapp.com/JuCIubgOuJg7F6II7ObGzg Sad News:*Three infants aged 1, 3 and 4 years died after being swept by a flooded river* (ZRP) The ZRP reports a sad incident in which three infants aged 1, 3 and 4 years died after being swept by a flooded river while sleeping under Tare Bridge along Gokwe-Siabuwa Road on 14/02/25. The fourth victim, a male infant (3) is still missing. The victims and their parents were part of a church gathering which had sought shelter under the bridge during a heavy downpour. ....... *Mnangagwa faces litmus test* (B24) President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zanu-PF allies face a significant political test at the National Youth Day commemorations at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre in Bulawayo tomorrow, as tensions over the increasingly contentious ED2030 campaign - widely seen as a bid to extend his presidency - continue to rise. The commemorations, rooted in the 21st February Movement established to honor the late former President Robert Mugabe's birthday, will be addressed by Mnangagwa. Although the event is primarily focused on youth empowerment, the underlying political tensions and high-stakes contest over Mnangagwa's future will add a major dimension to proceedings. The theme of the event, "Empower Youth, Secure the Future," will bring together thousands of young people from across the country. However, political observers expect the gathering to serve as a crucial barometer for Mnangagwa's leadership, particularly in light of his repeated denials—seven times this week alone—of any intentions to amend the constitution to extend his presidency beyond two terms. Mnangagwa and senior party officials are already in Bulawayo for the commemorations, but the key question remains: Is the ED2030 campaign truly over, or is it merely shifting strategies? Zanu-PF's factional battles will be on full display, with allies of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga closely monitoring whether Mnangagwa's supporters will continue pushing the 2030 slogan or if they will be silenced following the President's public disavowal of term extension plans earlier this week. A senior Mnangagwa ally, speaking on condition of anonymity, indicated that the party's position on the issue remains unclear. "There is a party resolution on this matter, and a constitutional process had already begun. We will hear from senior comrades on how to proceed, but the President cannot just throw us under the bus like this and leave us exposed to those who want him out." Meanwhile, a senior figure within Chiwenga's military-backed faction stated: "Tomorrow will be crucial; we want to see if Mnangagwa will allow his people to chant the 2030 slogan and how he reacts. If they continue, it means he is still backing them and misleading the nation. If they stop, it means he has finally silenced them. This event provides the best platform to gauge his true position." While youth empowerment and investment initiatives will officially take center stage, the real focus will be on Mnangagwa's every move and statement. His response to any chants or signs of continued support for ED2030 will be analyzed as an indicator of his commitment—or lack thereof—to stepping down at the end of his term. Overall, the National Youth Day commemorations in Bulawayo are set to be a pivotal event, not just in celebrating the role of young people in Zimbabwe's future, but also in shaping the political landscape within Zanu-PF as succession battles and power struggles intensify. Source: B24 ........ . *'Leave my wife alone as Hero' as Geza's earth- shattering message after CID's third wife raid leaks* Roseline Ndaizivei Tawengwa, who is married to Blessed Geza, a war veteran and member of the Zanu PF central committee, has recently been taken from her home in Norton by detectives from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in Harare. The operation was led by a detective known as Maziti, according to her lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa. This incident marks the third time that Tawengwa has been questioned regarding her husband's whereabouts. The situation has drawn attention as it unfolds in a tense atmosphere. Tawengwa's home, which is located in Norton, has become a focal point for these police actions. On each occasion, she has faced inquiries about where her husband might be. This repeated questioning raises concerns about the nature of the investigation and the implications it has for Tawengwa and her family. Beatrice Mtetwa, a well-known lawyer who has represented numerous high-profile cases, has been vocal about the circumstances surrounding her client. She has expressed her concerns over the treatment of Tawengwa and the potential overreach by law enforcement. Mtetwa's involvement signals the seriousness of the situation, and her presence adds a layer of legal scrutiny to the proceedings. The backdrop of this incident is significant, as it highlights the ongoing tensions within Zimbabwe's political landscape. Blessed Geza, Tawengwa's husband, is not just any individual; he is a figure linked to the Zanu PF party, which has been a dominant force in Zimbabwean politics. His status as a war veteran adds another layer of complexity, as the military and political histories in the country are deeply intertwined. Witnesses at the scene reported seeing detectives arriving in unmarked vehicles and approaching Tawengwa's home with purpose. The operation seemed well-coordinated, suggesting that the investigation is serious and possibly far-reaching. As she was taken away, friends and neighbors looked on with concern, unsure of what this would mean for her and her family. This development also reflects broader issues regarding freedom and security in Zimbabwe. Many people are watching closely, as this case may serve as a barometer for how the government handles dissent and political opposition. The repeated questioning of Tawengwa raises questions about the rights of individuals who find themselves entangled in political matters, especially when family members are involved in controversial political affiliations. As more details emerge, the public and legal experts alike are eager to see how this situation unfolds. The involvement of a prominent lawyer like Beatrice Mtetwa suggests that Tawengwa's case will not go unnoticed. It may become a symbol of the struggles faced by families caught in the crossfire of political tensions in Zimbabwe. https://x.com/zimlive/status/1892650805993382381?t=P7GgOxfEROxDy37xgIx_Sg&s=19 ... *Zimbabwe Has Enough ARVs For Six Months – Health Minister* (The Zimbabwe) Health and Child Care Minister, Douglas Mombeshora, assured the public that Zimbabwe has enough stock of anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs to last for the next six months. Heap of medicine pills. Close up of colorful tablets and capsules He also said that efforts to procure additional supplies to cover the remainder of the year are already underway. Mombeshora made the remarks during Wednesday’s question time in the National Assembly, where lawmakers raised concerns following the global suspension of development and humanitarian aid by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The minister said the Government is committed to safeguarding the country’s progress in combating HIV and AIDS. He said: We are doing everything to ensure that we don’t reverse the gains we have made in the fight against HIV and AIDS. As a matter of policy, we already have supplies of the ARVs for the next six months and procurement processes to get drugs that will last until the end of the year is already underway. Mombeshora added that even if the U.S. government were to reverse its policy, it would not impact the contingency measures implemented by the Government. He said: We will soon come to this August House seeking your support for additional funding to ensure that there are no disruptions in the supply of the drugs. Mombeshora revealed that 31 per cent of the country’s ARVs were procured through U.S. funding, while the remainder were purchased by the Government through the National Aids Council and other development partners. Zimbabwe achieved the 95-95-95 targets in 2022, which aim to ensure that 95 per cent of people living with HIV are aware of their status, 95 per cent are receiving treatment, and 95 per cent of those on treatment have a suppressed viral load. ........ *Zanu-PF councillor arrested for stealing agricultural inputs* (newzimbabwe) The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested a Zanu-PF councillor and a Karoi-based police officer on allegations of stealing presidential agricultural inputs and Agriculture Rural Development Authority (ARDA) inputs, respectively. The councillor, Chishamiso Linda Ellah, who represents Makoni Ward 11, was arrested alongside Enita Choga, a former Grain Marketing Board (GMB) employee, and Crispen Makoni. The trio is accused of diverting 400 bags of 50kg fertiliser worth US$12,000 and selling them to buyers in Rusape. They have since appeared before Mutare Magistrate Annie Ndiraya and were granted bail of US$200 each. ZACC confirmed the arrest in a statement, saying, "They face a charge of theft as defined in Section 113 of the Criminal Law Codification and Reform Act, Chapter 9:23." Talent Nyamuzuwe prosecuted the case. Meanwhile, Gideon Msambakurima, a 39-year-old police officer stationed in Karoi, was arrested on allegations of defrauding ARDA of over US$4,700 in fertiliser supplies. Msambakurima appeared before Provincial Magistrate Vakai Douglas Chikwekwe at Chinhoyi Magistrates Court and was remanded to March 4, 2025, on US$200 bail. State prosecutor Brian Machekera alleged that Msambakurima, who joined the ARDA Joint Venture Farming programme, was allocated 8 metric tons of Calcium Ammonium Nitrate fertiliser for his 20-hectare maize plot. However, weeks later, he allegedly used the same batch number to fraudulently obtain an additional 6 metric tons of Windmill Ammonium Nitrate fertiliser, despite having exhausted his allocation. ZACC has vowed to intensify its crackdown on corruption involving state resources, warning that more arrests could follow as investigations continue. Source - newzimbabwe ........... *Why no one trusts ED’s words* (Newsday) PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa reiterated at a hastily arranged meeting with editors that he will not be seeking term extension to 2030. He said on several occasions that he was a constitutionalist, adding that as one of the people involved in the constitution-making process in 2013, he would not dare violate the supreme law of the land which he helped to craft. This is not the first time he has said he will not seek a term extension. Those allegedly pursuing the agenda, he said, were like barking dogs. He is “unpushable”, he said, interestingly at a time when his loyalists are saying the exact opposite of what he is telling the world. Ironically, while the national broadcaster, ZBC, was airing Mnangagwa’s meeting with media heads, it was simultaneously running a ticker of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services minister Jenfan Muswere saying constitutional amendments to extend ED’s rule to 2030 are ready. Who is ED trying to hoodwink with his rhetoric? Muswere was quoted in the Press saying there was nothing unethical in amending the Constitution: Letters: Ensuring Africa’s food security through availability of quality seeds Is military's involvement in politics compatible with democracy? “There is nothing unconstitutional about amending the Constitution. The role of Parliament is multifaceted, encompassing oversight, representation and legislative responsibilities, which include amending the Constitution,” he said. “Notably, our current Constitution is not the first we have had. We began with the Lancaster House Constitution and in 1999, a new Constitution was proposed, which went to a referendum where the majority voted against it. “In 2013, under the inclusive government, we adopted our present Constitution. Parliament’s duty is to enact laws, including delegating legislative authority to other legally and properly constituted institutions. Therefore, it’s untrue to claim that a Constitution cannot be amended; after all, the Constitution is made for the people.” This was a veiled statement implying that they have no problem in amending the Constitution to extend Mnangagwa stay in power to 2030. His five-year two terms end in 2028 and even if the ruling party wants to forge ahead with the amendments, the supreme law of the land stipulates that Mnangagwa cannot be a beneficiary of the changes. What is more baffling is that despite Mnangagwa maintaining several times that he will not seek to extend his tenure, he has not publicly chastised those insisting on him staying put. Mnangagwa should have roasted those bringing up the subject for discussion within party channels, on Zanu PF social media handles or in the mainstream media. Zanu PF secretary for war veterans Douglas Mahiya recently threatened war veterans opposing Mnangagwa’s extended stay in office, saying they could be “stopped from speaking indefinitely”. His comments appeared to be directed at a group of war veterans led by Blessed Runesu Geza, who have vehemently and unequivocally opposed Mnangagwa’s rule, accusing him of nepotism, corruption and economic mismanagement. Since Mnangagwa explicitly made it clear last year that he is opposed to a presidential term extension, by now, that subject should have been water under the bridge. He should show sincerity by publicly telling those pushing the idea that they must cease and desist. ---- *Son of Zanu PF Midlands stalwart Charles Simbi in court on armed robbery charges* (Zimlive) Nyasha Osward Simbi allegedly led armed gang that targeted mine for gold and cash Nyasha Osward Simbi identified as one of seven men who allegedly raided gold mine near Gweru while armed with a pistol, knobkerries and machetes GWERU – Former Gweru councillor and Midlands Zanu PF stalwart Charles Simbi’s son and a relative have been arraigned before the Gweru Magistrate Courts facing armed robbery charges along with five others. Nyasha Osward Simbi, 27, of Southview in Gweru and a relative, Alex Simbi, 42, of Mkoba 6 in Gweru, are employed at Thunderbird 42 Mine, operated by Charles, 56. Charles, a losing Zanu PF candidate for the Mkoba parliamentary seat, also has a pending fraud case, where he allegedly forged land ownership papers using his wife Zodwa Thembinkosi in a bid to seize mining claims at a farm just outside Gweru. The two, Nyasha and Alex, are allegedly part of a seven-man gang that robbed individuals at nearby MT Mine on February 8, 2025, at approximately 3AM using a pistol, machetes, and knobkerries while demanding cash and gold. The other five suspects are Kimton Sibanda, 25, and Samu Sibanda, 24, both from Beneti Village in Lower Gwelo under Chief Sogwala; Takudzwa Nyoni, 33, of Cowdray Park in Bulawayo; Hercluse Nhongo, 29, of Clifton Park in Gweru; and Bright Ndlovu, 43, from Malamulela Village under Chief Nduku in Zhombe. They were arrested by police a day after the robbery on February 9, 2025. Court papers seen by ZimLive show that the seven are facing two counts of armed robbery and one count of assault. The National Prosecuting Authority alleges that the gang arrived at MT Mine and threatened Shepherd Kutse and Norman Mahlani with knobkerries and a pistol, and further assaulted them with machetes all over their bodies demanding cash and gold. “They went on to take a Samsung A33 cellphone (from Kutse) and a Samsung S23 (from Mahlani),” read the court papers. On the third count, the seven are facing assault charges as defined in Section 89 of the Criminal Law and Reform Act, Chapter 9:23. “One or more of them assaulted Stephen Ndlovu with machetes and knobkerries, demanding cash and gold. The complainant managed to escape. The complainant sustained a cut on the left leg,” the NPA alleges. The gang was positively identified by witnesses and the complainants. The accused were remanded in custody to February 25, 2025, and are being represented by lawyer Esau Mandipa of Mandipa, Makwara, and Chikukwa Legal Practitioners. ........ *VP Chiwenga's monthly salary revealed, what he takes home will leave you in shock* (feednews.com) Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s salary has come under scrutiny following revelations that he takes home ZW$69.2 million annually, translating to a monthly salary of ZW$5.8 million. This figure, based on reports from 2023, equates to approximately US$8,964 per month at the prevailing official exchange rate at the time. The disclosure comes as Zimbabwe continues to grapple with economic instability, rising inflation, and a struggling local currency. Many Zimbabweans have expressed concern over the earnings of top government officials, particularly in light of widespread poverty, stagnant wages in the public sector, and an ongoing cost-of-living crisis. According to sources, the Vice President’s earnings reflect official government salaries, which have been adjusted in response to inflation. However, critics argue that the wages of high-ranking officials remain disproportionately high compared to the meager earnings of ordinary citizens. Public servants, including teachers and healthcare workers, have long decried their low salaries, with many earning a fraction of what top government officials take home. Calls for wage increases in critical sectors have been met with resistance, as the government cites budgetary constraints. Economic analysts note that while Chiwenga’s salary may appear substantial in local currency, the continuous depreciation of the Zimbabwean dollar diminishes its actual purchasing power. “The real issue is not just the figures but the widening gap between government officials and the ordinary citizen. The public will always question such salaries when basic services remain inadequate,” said an economic expert who preferred anonymity. As Zimbabwe heads into another uncertain financial year, many are calling for transparency in government spending and fair wage adjustments to bridge the economic divide. Whether or not the administration will respond to these concerns remains to be seen. ........ *Tugwi-Mukosi shoots to 97% full* MASVINGO – Tugwi Mukosi Dam water level shot to 97% full yesterday and the chances of it spilling anytime are high. The dam which is the country’s largest inland dam with a capacity of 1, 8 billion cubic metres last spilled over in 2022 and Zinwa has warned people living downstream of possible heavy floods. The water level rose sharply from 79% on Monday last week, attaining a gain of 18% within seven days as heavy rains continue to pound the southern part of Zimbabwe. Tugwu Mukosi is 1288 times larger than the second largest Mutirikwi also found in Masvingo Province. Mutirikwi has a capacity of 1, 4 million cubic meters. Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) confirmed the development in a statement released on Monday. “ZINWA would like to advise the public that due to increased rainfall activity within the Tugwi-Mukosi catchment area, water levels have increased so much that the lake is now expected to spill should the wet spell persist. “In view of the above, the Authority would like to advise communities downstream of the dam to be on the high alert and to exercise extreme caution as the risk of flooding is now high,” said Muchena. Source: Masvingomirror ....... *HStv journalist Blessed Mhlanga who interviewed Geza has been hospitalized* (zw news) Heart and Soul TV journalist Blessed Mhlanga says he has been hospitalized, after his health suddenly started deteriorating. Mhlanga posted the following message on his X handle: Dhara Blessed Mhlanga HSTV@bbmhlanga “I tripping, I am falling and I can’t get up.” My health is failing me, my mind spinning. “I am in a hospital right now. “But I am grateful of the support that I have received from you, my employers and my family. This is a trying time for me. All I am doing is my job.” Zwnews ...... *Is it True Passion Java Has Been Deserted by Own Wife?* (ZimEye) ZimEye reached out to Java to inquire about this, and he replied, saying: “It’s Tatelicious who started it all by saying I went to Cape Town. When I had finished my meeting, I said, ‘Let me stay,’ and I have a house at the beach. So I was wearing my beachwear. I was five minutes from the house when it was said of me that I had gone mad. But the internet is the internet.” Java was asked about the reported clearing of his wife’s Instagram account of his pictures. He said, “We cleared our Instagram accounts and handed them to the church staff to manage.” He also added that he is now involved in building and managing his church. How big is your church? Java was asked. “I have 38 branches,” he said. Java also took time to insult senior war veteran Blessed Geza, saying he will not be able to fix the country as promised. Which are you in the cosmos of politics in Zimbabwe? he was asked. He replied, “There is a mudhara I saw who was talking too much. “There is only one side of politics in Zimbabwe, the only side of ED Mnangagwa,” he said. When asked how he could support someone who was recently described by his own prophet as a condemned politician humbled to the point of eating grass like cattle, he said, “There is nothing like that. There is no such prophecy,” he said. “The day when I announced, ‘Pamberi naED,’ God had told me he’s the leader of my choice, so for such a person to end up eating grass, it’s impossible,” he said. He added, “It’s impossible; it’s impossible. That man is God’s messenger,” he said.- ZimEye ....

HOT TOPICS ONLINE ........... *Zimbabwe Court kicks out Chinese company from villagers' land* *Shock as Minister Mavetera takes Fadzayi Mahere; Chin'ono head on over PhD Fraud Claims* *Zimbabwe Government Plans To Import Fuel Directly To Lower Costs* *Zimbabwe ranks highest corrupt country in SADC for 2024 by TI* *Blow for regime change tool USAid* *Zanu PF Activists on Third Term for Mnangagwa* *Manicaland declared landmine-free* *Chivayo Gifts Four Cars To Late Music Icon Leonard Dembo's Family* *Mnangagwa's monthly salary revealed, what he takes home will leave you in shock* ----- ©Zoomic Media https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaD22E27YScxhpM8Re26 *Zimbabwe Court kicks out Chinese company from villagers' land* The High Court in Chinhoyi has issued an interdict against Labenmon, a Chinese mining company, barring it from expanding its operations into a grazing area owned by two villages in Magunje, Hurungwe. Justice Philda Muzofa granted the provisional order two weeks ago following an urgent application by local villagers—Gift Kapere, Godfrey Chasara, Jonathan Chimufombo, Cornelius Murisa, Esther Chasara, Lister Bepura, and Member Manzweru. The villagers sought to stop Labenmon from setting up a cement plant on 135 hectares of farming and grazing land. Despite the court order, Labenmon has allegedly continued with its operations, defying the directive. Labenmon representative Thomas Chidzomba, who identified himself as a Zanu-PF provincial member, reportedly threatened a Mirror journalist for interviewing Chief Nematombo (real name Takudzwa Karengesha) about the issue. "I will come to see you at your offices and deal with you for calling and threatening Chief Nematombo," Chidzomba allegedly said. The affected villagers argue that Labenmon has not compensated or relocated them from their land, and they have raised concerns over pending Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) investigations by the Environmental Management Agency (EMA), which is cited as the second respondent in the case. "The first respondent's conduct of commencing works in respect of the Wih-Zim Construction Material Investments Cement Manufacturing in Magunje, Hurungwe without compensating and or relocating the applicants is hereby declared unlawful," reads part of the court order. It further prohibits Labenmon from continuing operations pending the outcome of EMA's investigations into possible breaches of special conditions on its EIA certificate. In addition to the contested cement plant site, Labenmon has allegedly occupied another area 30km away, where it is mining limestone. Village head Kapere confirmed the villagers' concerns in a telephone interview. Chief Nematombo accused Chief Chanetsa of illegally allocating the land to the Chinese company, leading to pollution concerns at Kemureza Dam. "Chanetsa grabbed villagers' land and allocated it to the Chinese company. There is a lot of pollution taking place in Kemureza Dam. We had hopes that the company would employ our subjects," said Chief Nematombo. Chief Chanetsa was unavailable for comment. However, Chief Dendera stated that he welcomed development as long as it was done with the consent of local communities and environmental safeguards were put in place to prevent pollution. The villagers, represented by Tinashe Chinopfukutwa from Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, allege that Labenmon forcefully occupied the land in June 2024 with the assistance of armed police officers. According to sources, villagers who attempted to investigate the company's movements at night were detained and taken to Magunje Police Station. The situation remains tense as villagers await further legal action to enforce the court order against Labenmon's continued operations. Source - The Mirror -------- *Shock as Minister Mavetera takes Fadzayi Mahere; Chin'ono head on over PhD Fraud Claims* by Nkululeko Nkomo In a dramatic public showdown on X (formerly Twitter), Honourable Tatenda Anastacia Mavetera, ZANU PF Minister of ICT and founder of Young Women for Economic Development, boldly challenged opposition figures over allegations that her PhD studies were mired in academic fraud. The heated exchange, which has since captivated Zimbabwe's political and academic circles, underscored Mavetera's unyielding commitment to transparency and continuous learning. The controversy ignited when opposition figure Fadzayi Mahere took to Twitter with a lengthy critique of Mavetera's academic timeline. Mahere questioned how the minister, who allegedly began her Doctorate in Business Leadership at Midlands State University in May 2019 with a projected completion in November 2025, had remained at the “proposal stage” for six years. Mahere's barrage of questions ranged from the legitimacy of the timeline on Mavetera's LinkedIn profile to the purported lack of progress in her research work. Addressing these claims head-on, Mavetera explained that initial delays were largely due to the disruptions caused by Covid-19 and teething problems inherent in launching a new course at MSU. “We started with two years of taught courses. The proposal presentation began effectively last year. I did my part by presenting my proposal and now await the Higher Degrees Committee's decision,” she stated. This clarification not only provided context but also highlighted the challenges faced by many academic institutions during unprecedented times. Taking the confrontation a step further, Mavetera issued a daring challenge to her critics. “If anyone wrote a thesis for me as alleged, let them send it to you and please post it. Bring receipts and let MSU verify,” she declared, firmly placing the burden of proof on her detractors. In doing so, she effectively turned the tables on her accusers, demanding substantiated evidence rather than unverified claims. Even as Hopewell Chin'ono joined the chorus of criticism, accusing Mavetera of using an honorary doctorate from a discredited institution, the minister remained undeterred. “IPP indeed was discredited. Was IWU also discredited? I have never claimed an academic qualification from such,” she retorted. Mavetera's response was not only a robust defense of her academic integrity but also a testament to her dedication to lifelong learning and setting a positive example for Zimbabwean youth. Mavetera's resolute stand marks a significant moment, as she becomes the first ZANU PF politician to publicly confront such allegations from figures considered untouchable on Zimbabwe's social media landscape. Source - Byo24News ......... *Zimbabwe Government Plans To Import Fuel Directly To Lower Costs* Energy and Power Development Minister July Moyo has said the government plans to buy fuel directly for its own use and for key industries. This will help lower fuel costs and make businesses more competitive. Speaking at the National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) inaugural competitiveness summit in Bulawayo on Wednesday, Moyo said that fuel prices in Zimbabwe are influenced by factors like the cost of raw fuel, transportation, exchange rates, taxes, and distributor fees. The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) considers all these when setting the price. He also said Zimbabwe’s fuel prices are much higher than in neighbouring countries, making local products more expensive and less competitive. Moyo said the government wants to provide more affordable and stable fuel prices to help businesses run more efficiently. He said: We analyse and say, are we as competitive as Zimbabwe among those who we trade with? When we look at ourselves here in the region, I think we are very expensive. So, the Government is looking at all this, and as I said, we applaud those who are delivering fuel to our country. But as Government, we have made some strides now…both the Minister of Finance (Professor Mthuli Ncube) and I have been directed to make sure that we buy fuel for Government use and for other enablers of the economy because Government is there to enable the economy… to do well. We have been directed to make sure that on the Government side and in any way, we should buy our fuel competitively because we used to do that so that we don’t buy spot purchases on the international market, as the other 10 (traders) are doing. The other 10, we think they are doing very well, but as Government.. to compete, we should discuss with them. Moyo said that countries like Mozambique, Zambia, and Tanzania have developed successful models where fuel traders work with their governments to achieve competitive pricing. He explained that, unlike these countries, Zimbabwe’s current approach focuses on direct government procurement of fuel to reduce costs. Said Moyo (via The Herald): Mozambique has fuel traders, Zambia has fuel traders, and Tanzania has fuel traders, but working with the Government, they have found a way of buying competitively. But for now, we want the Government (to) directly buy competitively, so that we can reduce the cost of fuel in the country, which impacts on your competitiveness. The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has set the maximum fuel prices for February at US$1.58 (or ZiG 41.58) per litre for diesel, and US$1.53 (or ZiG 40.50) per litre for blended petrol (E15). In comparison, Zambia’s Energy Regulation Board (ERB) has set the price of petrol at US$1.24 per litre and diesel at US$1.16 per litre for February. Pindula .... *Zimbabwe ranks highest corrupt country in SADC for 2024 by TI* Zimbabwe has come out as the worst corrupt country in SADC in 2024, according to the latest data from discredited Transparency International coming only ahead of a war-torn DRC. This was also the worst performance since 2015 when it recorded the same score, the year when US$15 billion in diamond revenues was announced to be missing. In Africa, the country was in the top 10 of the worst corrupt nations, aligned with war-torn countries like Sudan, Somalia and Lybia. This is very concerning given the Second Republic's promise to end corruption decisively without making any cow sacred. Africa also headlined the bottom 20 most corrupt nations. This articles at the later paragraphs will explain why Africa remains highly corrupt. Zimbabwe has a score of 21 this year, with a change of -3 since last year, meaning it ranks 158 out of 180 countries. A country's score is the perceived level of public sector corruption on a scale of 0-100, where 0 means highly corrupt and 100 means very clean. The data sources used to compile the CPI specifically cover the manifestations of public sector corruption through bribery, diversion of public funds, officials using their public office for private gain without facing consequences and the ability of governments to contain corruption in the public sector. It also takes into account excessive red tape in the public sector which may increase opportunities for corruption, nepotistic appointments in the civil service, laws ensuring that public officials must disclose their finances and potential conflicts of interest, legal protection for people who report cases of bribery and corruption, state capture by narrow vested interests and access to information on public affairs or government activities After the country notched its worst CPI ranking in 2015 , it then improved to 22 out of 100 before reaching the best performances in 2019, 2020 and 2023 with a score of 24 out of 100. The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is the most widely used global corruption ranking in the world. It measures how corrupt each country's public sector is perceived to be, according to experts and businesspeople. Each country's score is a combination of at least 3 data sources drawn from 13 different corruption surveys and assessments. These data sources are collected by a variety of reputable institutions, including the World Bank and the World Economic Forum. CPI scores do not reflect the views of Transparency International or its staff. Anti-corruption efforts continue to tilt towards the developed countries of Europe, while Russia and China, Zimbabwe's iron-clad revolutionary allies also recorded worrisome results. For the seventh year in a row, Denmark heads the ranking, with a score of 90. Finland and Singapore took the second and third spots, with scores of 88 and 84, respectively. Scoring 83, New Zealand was outside the top three positions for the first time since 2012, but remained in the top 10, together with Luxembourg , Norway, Switzerland , Sweden , the Netherlands, Australia, Iceland and Ireland. Source - zimlive ..... *Blow for regime change tool USAid* A federal judge on Friday cleared the way for one of the Trump administration's remaining steps in its dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development, allowing it to move forward with pulling thousands of USAID staffers off the job in the United States and around the world. U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols rejected pleas to keep his temporary stay on the government's plan to remove all but a small fraction of USAID staffers from their posts. His ruling also allows the administration to start the clock ticking on its planned 30-day deadline for USAID workers abroad to move back to the U.S. at government expense. His ruling comes in a broad lawsuit filed by unions on behalf of the agency staff, especially those at risk of being stranded abroad. The suit describes the Trump administration stalling needed medical evacuations for USAID staffers and spouses overseas, cutting some contractors off from emergency communications, and leaving staffers to flee political violence in Congo without support or funding. The lawsuit more broadly challenges the constitutionality of the administration's dismantling of USAID, saying eliminating an agency would require congressional approval. "At present, the agency is still standing," Nichols wrote in his ruling. "And so, the alleged injuries on which plaintiffs rely in seeking injunctive relief flow essentially from their members' existing employment relationships with USAID." Nichols found that the unions' challenge must be dealt with under federal employment laws rather than in district court. President Donald Trump and the cost-cutting Department of Government Efficiency tied to billionaire Elon Musk have moved swiftly to shutter USAID, calling its programs out of line with the president's agenda and asserting without evidence that its work is wasteful. The case is one of multiple lawsuits from groups representing USAID workers and nonprofits and businesses that are challenging the administration's sudden shutdown of the agency, including its placing of agency leadership on administrative leave. A judge in another suit has ordered the administration to temporarily lift a freeze on funding that has shut down USAID programs and operations worldwide. Nichols, a Trump appointee, said he had been "very concerned" about workers in high-risk areas left overseas without access to emergency communications. But he has since been reassured by the Trump administration that they would still have access to two-way radios that allow 24–7 communications in emergencies, as well as a phone app with a "panic button." He said the government's statements persuaded him "that the risk posed to USAID employees who are placed on administrative leave while stationed abroad — if there is any — is far more minimal than it initially appeared." The judge also said he was satisfied by assurances from USAID deputy administrator Pete Marocco that workers abroad would be allowed to stay in their jobs beyond the 30 days even if they stayed overseas. Workers point to expected deep staffing cuts coming at their agency and others, saying they fear they could soon be stranded abroad without jobs, visas or U.S. protection. Pregnant women fear over their care The court battle over the government plans to bring the majority of foreign staffers home has highlighted the difficulties many face in the agency shutdown. That includes allegations that the Trump administration is stalling medical evacuations for as many as 25 USAID staffers and spouses in the later stages of high-risk pregnancies, according to testimony and a person familiar with the cases. The person was not authorized to speak publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity. In a statement Friday, the State Department said it "has approved all medevac requests that meet the required criteria and would not deny a request for an emergency medevac." The State Department works with individuals needing medical evacuation to "identify a clinically appropriate location that can meet their medical needs consistent with the U.S. government's legal and fiscal requirements," it added. The administration says it is taking all required care of staffers as it terminates USAID programs and aims to recall thousands of workers and their families abroad. The American women and their spouses, however, say they have been left in substandard medical care in posts in unstable countries, fearing for their lives. "Everyone says I need to wait and see what happens" with Trump administration decisions, a USAID staffer, whose pregnancy is complicated by high-blood pressure, said in a court filing from her posting in an undisclosed country in Africa. The woman's affidavit and others from staffers were filed with courts anonymously because of repeated warnings from the Trump administration that USAID staffers risk dismissal if they speak publicly. "I have a due date that does not allow me to just wait and see what happens," the USAID staffer wrote. "If I cannot medevac as planned, I will be in a life-threatening situation." In another case, a pregnant spouse of a USAID worker was left hemorrhaging in a foreign hospital bed to await delivery, her husband said in another affidavit. The intervention of a U.S. senator, who was not identified in the affidavit, secured the government's agreement to pay for a medical evacuation. But doctors say the approval came too late in her pregnancy for her to safely take a long series of flights back to the U.S., even with medical escort. The State Department did not respond to requests for comment on workers' allegations that the government was stalling or refusing medical evacuations. Source - Associated Press ---- *Zanu PF Activists on Third Term for Mnangagwa* Some Zanu PF activists who attended National Youth Day in Bulawayo urged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to seek a third term in 2028. Mnangagwa recently told editors of various news organizations that he is not intending to stay in office when his two-five year term ends. VOA ... *Manicaland declared landmine-free* Story by Peter Chivhima THE government has declared Manicaland Province landmine-free, and, the cleared land is set to be handed over to the communities for development in April this year. This significant achievement, which follows years of dedicated efforts, was announced by the Minister of Defence, Honourable Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri, during the recently concluded three-day National Stakeholders Dialogue on Humanitarian Demining and Mine Victim Assistance held in Harare. “In Mashonaland Central, demining in Mt Darwin District was completed by the HALO Trust,” she said. “Mine clearance is nearing completion in Rushinga District, giving hope that the province will soon be mine-free. Similarly, Manicaland Province is now mine-free following the completion of mine clearance in the four Districts, Chipinge, Mutasa, Mutare Urban, and Mutare Rural. “The Norwegian People’s Aid was working in this province and post-clearance control through quality control was done by December 15, 2024. A handover-takeover ceremony of the cleared land will take place in April 2025.” The defence minister also revealed that Zimbabwe is on the cusp of achieving a major milestone becoming a landmine-free nation with a staggering 96 percent of land cleared. “Since independence, significant progress has been registered towards making Zimbabwe a mine-free zone,” Minister Muchinguri-Kashiri said. “To date, all except 12 km² of the mine-infested area has been cleared and handed back to communities for economic exploitation. This represents four percent of the total minefields inherited at independence. A phenomenal achievement indeed! “The Zimbabwe National Army’s National Mine Clearance Unit has completed the main minefield in Victoria Falls, Matabeleland North up to Mlibizi, leaving a small portion at Lusulu. In Mashonaland West, the minefield around the Kariba Power Station was again cleared by the National Mine Clearance Unit thereby making the Province mine-free.” Through collaborative efforts with development partners, the Second Republic is implementing various initiatives to support landmine victims and is undertaking a review of the War Victims Compensation Act of 1980. Zbc ..... *Chivayo Gifts Four Cars To Late Music Icon Leonard Dembo's Family* Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo has gifted a brand-new 2024 Toyota Fortuner to Eunice Dembo, the widow of Zimbabwean music legend Leonard Dembo. Chivayo decided to make the generous gesture after Eunice made a public appeal for financial help. Along with the car, he also gave her a US$50,000 cash gift to help her start a business. In a recent interview, Eunice shared her feelings of being neglected by the music industry, which had gained so much from her late husband’s work. She also revealed that she is now in a wheelchair and struggles to manage everyday tasks like going for medical check-ups. Responding to her situation at the time, Chivayo, who is a fan of Dembo’s music, joked that Eunice should have simply asked him for a car. Latest Samsung A06 128GB, 4GB now available: $106 To order, WhatsApp: wa.me/263715068543 On February 21, National Youth Day in Zimbabwe, Chivayo posted on X (formerly Twitter) that it broke his heart to see Dembo’s family living in hardship despite his remarkable musical legacy. Wrote Chivayo: In the spirit of EMPOWERMENT, I have been deeply moved by the online PLEA from Mrs. Eunice Dembo, the widow of the legendary Zimbabwean music icon, LEONARD DEMBO, for financial support. Despite the distinguished musical genius that DEMBO was, selling more than 100,000 copies of his album and music played at the Miss World Pageant in 1994, It breaks my heart that his family has NOT benefited from his LEGACY and his wife now lives in destitution. Dembo is actually one of my best yesteryear musician and some of my personal favourites include Chitekete, Shamwari Yangu Warova, Venenziya and Ruva Rashe, which are themselves ANTHEMS at weddings and various events in Zimbabwe and across the GLOBE. This National Youth Day reminds us of the need to EMPOWER and support one another, and on that account, I say a BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Mrs. Dembo. Please go to EXQUISITE CAR SALE tomorrow, Saturday 22 February 2025, and collect a BRAND SPANKING NEW 2024 Toyota Fortuner 4×4 Automatic that has been FULLY paid for. In addition, please collect US$50,000 in CASH to start a BUSINESS of your choice that will provide financial stability for your family. For your SAFETY and peace of mind, a HEAVILY ARMED and adequately prepared security team will be assigned to escort you, whether to the Bank to deposit the money or to make any purchases to establish your BUSINESS. Your security is of UTMOST importance and will not be compromised. It is our duty as the youth, to PRESERVE LEGACIES and uplift those in need. Chivayo also gifted a Toyota Aqua to each of Dembo’s three children: Tendai, Morgan, and Fenistia. He wrote: National Youth Day is about SECURING THE FUTURE for all YOUNG Zimbabweans and no young person who carries the legacy of our HEROES should be left behind. It is in this spirit that I also want to recognize TENDAI, MORGAN and FENISTIA DEMBO, the children of the Late MUSIC ICON, who like many Zimbabwean youth, are working hard to uphold their father’s legacy. You represent the next generation of artists, leaders and entrepreneurs, and it is only fitting that on such a day which celebrates youth empowerment you also get something. Please go to ENTERPRISE CAR SALE and see Madzibaba Chipaga and get a TOYOTA AQUA each. Source: Pindula ..... *Mnangagwa's monthly salary revealed, what he takes home will leave you in shock* Reports revealing President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s salary have ignited fresh debate over income inequality and government spending, as the country continues to grapple with economic hardships. According to recent disclosures, Mnangagwa earns an annual salary of ZAR2,717,496.00, which translates to a monthly income of ZAR226,458.00. His earnings reportedly break down to ZAR52,259.54 per week and ZAR10,451.91 per day. The figures have drawn sharp criticism, particularly from civil servants who have long complained about stagnant wages that fail to keep up with inflation. The salary revelations come at a time when Zimbabwe is battling severe economic instability, rising inflation, and deteriorating living conditions for ordinary citizens. Civil servants, including teachers and healthcare workers, continue to demand better pay and working conditions, arguing that their wages are insufficient to cover basic necessities. Mnangagwa, who took power in 2017 through a military-backed intervention and secured re-election in 2023 with 52.6% of the vote, has faced ongoing scrutiny over his administration’s handling of the economy. Critics argue that while top government officials enjoy significant perks, the majority of Zimbabweans struggle with skyrocketing costs of living and a rapidly declining currency. Opposition leaders and civil society organizations have seized on the salary reports to demand greater transparency regarding government spending. Many have urged authorities to reallocate resources toward improving the welfare of struggling citizens and to consider salary reductions for top officials in light of the economic crisis. While presidential earnings in Zimbabwe are typically classified as state secrets, the newly surfaced figures have reignited calls for reforms and accountability. With inflation continuing to erode incomes and essential goods becoming increasingly unaffordable, public frustration is mounting. As Zimbabweans push for economic justice, the debate over government salaries and financial priorities is far from over. Source: feednews.com

*Man without penis accused of rape, awarded damages by court* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va8IxCR9hXEz7b5xj81Z THE police minister has to pay a man R800 000 in damages after he was arrested on a charge of raping a neighbour's child, yet the man had no penis as this was severed years ago when he was 12 years old. The man, who is not identified to protect his dignity, turned to the KwaZulu Natal High Court, sitting in Pietermaritzburg, where he claimed damages for his unlawful arrest and detention. He had to spend 54 days in a filthy cell before the national prosecuting authority withdrew the charges against him. The court turned his claim for malicious prosecution down against the NPA, as it reasoned that the charge was withdrawn against him before the prosecution proceeded. The 26-year-old man, however, had to remain in jail even though the investigating officer was told by his father that he had no genitals. The investigating officer kept mum about this for a long time. The claimant told the court that on March 26, 2020 he was unlawfully arrested by the Ezakheni police at his home in Ladysmith, KZN on a charge of rape. He appeared in court four days later and was denied bail. After he was at first kept at the local police station's holding cells, he was transferred to Ladysmith Correctional Centre until he was released on May 18, 2020, when the charge was withdrawn against him. The police meanwhile noted that it was defending the damages claim and they simply offered a bare denial to the facts, apart from the fact that he had been arrested. When the matter went to trial, the SAPS did not pitch at court to present their case. The claimant meanwhile told the court that after his arrest he was kept in a tiny cell at the police station with a toilet which did not flush, as there was no water. He also said the cell got so crowded that he had to sleep on a blanket on the floor. It also emerged that although he was accused of rape, which he had denied, he did not tell the SAPS at the time that he could not do it as he did not have genitals. During his first appearance in court his father came to court and told the investigating officer that his son had been kidnapped in Soweto in 2013 and his genitals had been emasculated. The investigating officer, however, did not investigate the father's version, nor did she inform the prosecution about it. She simply kept mum and it was only after spending nearly two months in jail, that a doctor eventually examined him and confirmed that he had no genitals. After it was confirmed that he could not have committed the offence and the prosecution was told about it, the charge was withdrawn. In assessing the amount of damages which should be awarded, the court said not much evidence was placed before it about the filthy conditions in the holding cell. But the court noted that it is not in dispute that South African prisons are severely overcrowded causing inhumane conditions for the prisoners. The court also criticized the investigating officer's careless neglect to confirm the information that the man was incapable of committing the offence and to inform the prosecution about it. This led to his unlawful detention, the court said. The court accepted that he did not commit the rape and noted that he never even received an apology from the police, nor an explanation as to why he was arrested. Instead, the police did not even bother to pitch at court to explain themselves, the court said. Source - iol

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*South African Politician Trends following leak of her sextape in her party's whatsapp group* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va8IxCR9hXEz7b5xj81Z The video, which shows Mahlangu undressing and later engaging in expl!cit acts were widely circulated among members of the African National Congress (ANC) in the province. Norah Mahlangu The mayor of Tswaing Local Municipality in North West, Norah Mahlangu, has embarked on a one-month special leave after a nud3 video of her was leaked on a WhatsApp group belonging to her party’s provincial structures. The video, which shows Mahlangu undressing and later engaging in expl!cit acts were widely circulated among members of the African National Congress (ANC) in the province. Following the leak, Mahlangu reportedly fell into depression due to embarrassment and public scrutiny. She has since taken a leave of absence from work. Sunday World confirmed that she last appeared in public at the funeral of two municipal workers who d!ed while trying to unblock a drainage system in Agisanang township. At the funeral, she called for an investigation into their d3aths. Tswaing Speaker Sam Letlakane confirmed that Mahlangu was highly traumatised by the incident and needed time away from work. It remains unclear how the video was leaked, but speculation suggests that she had initially sent it to a partner. Reports indicate that the individual may have attempted to extort money from her, and after she refused, the video was allegedly shared with political rivals to damage her reputation ahead of the next local government elections.