Young man. A lady has the right to hang out with other guys, be friends with ex’s and party all night. You also have the right to peace of mind. You have the right to walk away while she continues to enjoy her rights without you. Life is simple.
When a woman cheats, she does not feel guilty. She becomes angry at the man she betrayed. And the craziest part is this: she rewrites the entire story until he becomes the villain. Eventually, she believes her own lie.
Hanzi “Boycott Mafikizolo” before you boycott Jah Prayzah ?one of the main beneficiaries of the regime that has caused so many of our relatives to run to South Africa illegally because of poverty?? Y’all are a joke 🚮
@CrimeWatchZW@Zimra_11 This whole freezing came about because there where individuals on the inside who where spinning the money found in those accounts, sometimes in cahoots with clearing agents. You must also find out if the money is really being forfeited to the state or going somewhere else
Good morning Crime Watch Zim. Please hide my identity.
You are doing a splendid job exposing the injustices taking place in our country. I would like to bring to your attention an issue involving @Zimra_11 that has affected customs clearing companies across Zimbabwe.
For many years, when importers needed to pay duty on goods, the funds would be deposited into a ZIMRA prepayment account linked to the customs clearing company handling the clearance. Every clearing company had its own prepayment account. Once all customs clearance procedures were completed, ZIMRA would deduct the required duty from that account and finalize the clearance process.
These accounts were widely used and served an important purpose. In some cases, clients would deposit money before their goods arrived at the border. At other times, funds remaining after a clearance would simply be used for future consignments.
However, in February this year, ZIMRA closed all of these prepayment accounts and instructed companies that if they wished to use any remaining funds for customs clearance, they first had to apply for approval. My company submitted an application, but our request was initially denied. We were later granted permission to use a portion of the funds, but because the duty payable was less than the amount held in the account, a balance remained.
Then, within three months of freezing the prepayment accounts, ZIMRA announced that all funds remaining in those accounts had been forfeited to the State. Imagine that.
The most troubling aspect is that only ZIMRA had the authority to move or access funds in these accounts. Once money was deposited, companies could not withdraw it. That is why businesses would simply leave the balance in the account for future clearances. Yet ZIMRA unilaterally froze the accounts and decided who could access the funds and who could not.
In our company’s account alone, we still had approximately USD 3,000 and ZiG 10,000. There are more than 500 customs clearing companies in Zimbabwe, and many were affected. Some had significantly larger amounts held in their accounts.
Customs clearing companies have since signed a petition calling for this decision to be reversed, but it remains unclear whether our concerns will be heard. To many of us, this feels like daylight robbery.
We deposited money into these accounts in good faith, trusting that ZIMRA would act responsibly and transparently. Instead, funds belonging to businesses were frozen and subsequently forfeited without meaningful consultation or adequate notice.
ZIMRA is a public institution that should uphold the highest standards of accountability and fairness. Money is not easy to earn, and it is unacceptable for businesses to lose their funds in this manner. At the very least, companies should be allowed to use the remaining balances for future customs clearances until the funds are exhausted, or they should be given a reasonable deadline and clear process to recover their money.
Simply wiping out these accounts and forfeiting the funds is grossly unfair. We believe that the affected companies deserve either the return of their money or a fair opportunity to use the funds for their intended purpose.
Thank you so much for you time and efforts Crime Watch Zim.
On 18 June 2026, at around 1 PM, I was on my way to the University of Zimbabwe bus stop to catch a kombi into town when I was approached by a young woman with braids wearing a pink jacket. She stopped me and said, “Sister, please wait.”
She then claimed that I had dropped a pink wallet. I told her that I did not own any pink wallet. She then said that another woman had picked up the wallet and that she had found money inside it. She suggested that if the wallet was not mine, we could all share the money.
The woman she referred to was wearing an orange skirt and was walking ahead of us. When she was called over, she stopped and pretended to confirm that the wallet did not belong to me.
Before they could continue with their story, I switched on my phone camera and started recording. I confronted them and asked if they were not ashamed of trying to scam people in Mt Pleasant using the well-known “chadonha” trick.
What I did not know was that they had a getaway vehicle nearby. The driver noticed that I was recording and signalled to them. The woman in the pink jacket then said something to the effect of, “Should we go back?” They immediately ran towards a vehicle and quickly got inside before driving away.
The vehicle they used was a Honda Fit, registration number AGO 2350.
@PoliceZimbabwe
So you’re telling me Spain, France, Germany, Portugal, Brazil, Belgium, England and Netherlands all stuck on one side of the bracket…
The other side?
Argentina, Australia, Cape Verde, Egypt.
The script isn’t even trying to hide anymore
@econetzimbabwe You should call it Scam4U. Your bundle which was priced the same 2 months now contains about a quarter of the data and is far slower than before. Something which used to last for a month is now gone in a week or 2. The top up lasts less than 72hrs. You are scamming people
@joelpollak At this point Nazis and Zionists are not so different, they believe in themselves being a superior race and everyone else as inferior and meant for death or to serve them
@RoywoodJNR@Sakkanel Evidence was found but it was not deemed to be enough for prosecution. But he was not vilified in the media as Mendy, Green or Partey, that's my point. Just yesterday a British MP said innocent till proven guilty does not matter that Partey must be ostracised.
@Totport1882@GranitJacka@sprogged@Sakkanel I literally said in the media and on social media he wasn't ostracised and had think pieces written about him as compared to the other guys I mentioned
@Totport1882@GranitJacka@sprogged@Sakkanel No I am certainly not reaching, Sigurdsson's name wasn't even mentioned in reports for a long time and truthfully speaking in the media and social media he did not get a quarter of the grief Mendy, Green, Partey got