๐จ BREAKING โ Sources report that the Emirates' capital, Israel, has come under a massive missile attack, causing widespread destruction and severe damage across the city. ๐ฆ๐ช๐ฎ๐ฑ๐ฎ๐ท
It's embarrassing that the most educated country in Africa is celebrating a rented aircraft with a Spanish flag. No wonder Mnangagwa uses Chicken Inn to buy votes. We are fools!!!
๐จ MAJOR STATEMENT FROM THE IRGC SPOKESPERSON:
โ"We will target every single corner of Israel with advanced missiles! ๐๐ฅ We will crush their arrogance in front of the entire world! ๐ฎ๐ท๐ฅ"
It is important to remember that yes, Iran struck our military bases and killed and injured many soldiers but who is giving them the satellite imagery to do so? China and Russia.
At least 18 US service members dead in Iran war โ WaPo
Nine were killed in drone and missile strikes across Jordan, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia
Six more died when a refueling aircraft went down in western Iraq
And three were lost in last weekโs escalation
Today Ministers frog-marched to Harare airport to unveil a MYSTERY โAir Zimโ plane โ NO purchase history, NO transparency, while the 3 STOLEN Air Zim planes remain unaccounted for with zero arrests.Celebrating Mnangagwaโs business disguised as a National project.Wake up Zimba ๐ฟ๐ผ
๐นPresident Emmerson Mnangagwaโs absence from the Borrowdale Park groundbreaking ceremony has fueled public speculation that the presidency sought to distance itself from the event's controversial developer, Billy Rautenbach, whose career has been marked by allegations of corruption and elite favouritism. While a representative delivered his speech and his name was on the plaque, the empty podium highlights a broader debate in Zimbabwe regarding the Zvigananda,and intensifies demands for transparency in the allocation of state resources. Tinosvika kupi nevanhu ava ?? ๐ฎ๐ฎ๐ฎ๐น๐น
Chamisa dissed Geza saying CAB3 is a ZANUPF thing and the opposition should stay away from itโฆ when we tried warning you about things to come, you listened to your favourites! Saka muchamivhotera kumba kwake? No State House anymore, iye anemari iwe unei?
I bought a solar system through a group-buying deal from China that was advertised by Lucy Nyasha Takaedza. She told me it would take two months for the solar system to arrive. The total price was US$1,090, and I paid a deposit of US$495.
After two months, she did not deliver the solar system I had paid for. Instead, she went to a solar company in Harare and took a solar system on credit. She signed an agreement that required monthly payments for eight months.
She then told me that my solar system had arrived and that her team would install it for free. The installation was completed, and I believed it was the solar system I had bought.
It was only after the installation that I found out the solar system was actually on credit. The installers asked for my personal details, and that is when I learned that the system had not been paid for.
When I asked Lucy about it, she promised to sort everything out and take responsibility. After that, she disappeared and stopped answering my calls and messages.
Later, the solar company came to my home to take back the solar system because the monthly payments had not been made.
The Khumalo family in Bulawayo, to which slain United Kingdom-based Zimbabwean mother of two Nothabo Zandile Khumalo and her daughters Natalie and Nala who were recently murdered in cold blood by her husband Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma belonged, has rejected a request by the Tshumas to have funeral proceedings done at their home, family sources say.
A Khumalo family member told The NewsHawks:
"The Tshuma family where Nothabo was married sent a delegation to our home in Gwabalanda last weekend to talk to us about the tragedy that befall us and discuss issues surrounding the murders, including funeral and burial arrangements.
Our family rejected their moves and sent them packing mainly because; first, the families were not in talking terms anyway, second they had not even sent a condolence message to us and third, they had not apologised for the murder of our beloved daughter and grandchildren by their son.
They came last weekend and there was a brief meeting out of respect or Ubuntu, but then we firmly yet politely them to go away because we were not happy with what has been happening; our relationship was already broken down and bad, now the murders and the way they handled the whole situation made things worse.
It was insensitive and disrespectful to come and ask that the funeral and burial arrangements must be handled by them given the situation and under these circumstances.
They can't be the ones burying our daughter and grandchildren. No. We won't allow that."
The Khumalo family is handling the situation from Gwabalanda where Nothabo's parents, Livingstone Khumalo and Velile Khumalo (nรฉe Magonya) live.
Attempts to shift the funeral to Waterford in Bulawayo where Tshuma's mother lives failed.
While police investigations in the UK into the murders are still going on and court cases in South Africa are underway, the Khumalo family wants Nothabo and her daughters to be buried in Bulawayo.
The burial is still a long way off as Tshuma, whose real surname is Dlodlo, is still facing court cases over illegal possession of an unlicenced firearm in South Africa and an extradition process for him to be sent back to the UK.
The Great Denham triple murder, a horrific case of familicide that took place on July 3, when Nothabo (42) and her two daughters, Natalie (15) and Nala (5), were brutally killed in their family home by Tshuma, has shocked the world.
As a result, Tshuma (also known as Mark), a 45-year-old British citizen of Zimbabwean heritage, faces three murder charges over the issue.
Relatives, friends and neighbours and community reports point to an environment of intense coercive control and toxicity, with a bitter, unfolding separation or divorce serving as the catalyst for the fatal tragedy.
Tshuma killed his family on July 3 and fled the UK the following day, July 4, arriving in Johannesburg on July 5.
He checked into a Sandton hotel using a pseudonym name for two days until the news of his brutality broke out on Monday, July 6.
After that he checked out of the hotel and went to his family home in Kensington, Johannesburg, where he was arrested in July 10.
On 13 July, he appeared in the Johannesburg Magistrates' Court on charges of illegal possession of a firearm and for the extradition process.
He will be back in court on July 22.