#latepost A big THANK YOU to @IgniteYouthOrg for nominating me in the Mental Health category for my book: Lockdown Reflections.๐
I'm very passionate about sharing positive vibes and inspiring my generation and the next generation.
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PLEASE SHARE๐๐พ | Please help us find Brian Nandana, who went missing today after completing an early morning inDrive trip at around 3am.
His car was later found near the Warren D conceal mountains, where gravel is collected. Blood was reportedly found on the back seat of the vehicle, and a knife was also seen at the scene.
Brianโs phone has been recovered and is currently with the police, but Brian himself has still not been found. Investigations are now underway.
A picture of Brian and the car he was driving is included below. Anyone with information that may help is kindly asked to contact the police immediately.
@PoliceZimbabwe
There is coming a time when the smile on your face will be proof that you have received the manifestation of that which was once a declaration.
The God we serve is faithful and just, and the rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. Child of God, think again and do everything you can to be counted amongst that number.
#GMN
#ServingGod
#EmmanuelMakandiwa
#RuthEmmanuelMakandiwa
He loved you.
He covered and kept you.
He never left you; He never forsook you.
He led and guided you.
He favored you and shone His face upon you.
He comforted and counselled you.
He convicted and advocated for you.
He stood in the gap and interceded for you.
He healed you.
He encouraged you.
He made a way for you.
Through it all, He was there for you.
He was faithful through it all.
All you need to say is,
"Thank You, Lord. I am Grateful."
MISSING | Leslie Kamuzungu, an 11-year-old boy. He was last seen on Thursday, 6 November 2025, around 5 PM in Glaudina, Harare, wearing a black jacket and grey shorts. If seen, please report to the nearest police station or contact 0772917372 / 0772208446.
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Tragic circumstance for this young Civil Engineering Student Tinashe, whoโs critically ill with kidney failure. Well wishers have already raised 23k but itโs falling short. Any one reading this who would like to assist in saving this young manโs life please use the Go Fund Me link below. My Son @ShingaiMusasiwa and all his friends are frantically trying to raise awareness and funds for their classmate.
Please share or donate ๐๐พ
https://t.co/U4bkqXIpYH
๐จMISSING GIRL โ PLEASE HELP FIND HER๐จ
Thandiwe Moyo, a 17-year-old girl from Sauerstown, Bulawayo, has been missing since 20 September 2025 (about 4 weeks ago). She is a student at Townsend Girls High School and has not returned home or contacted her family or friends since she disappeared.
Her family is very worried and is asking for help from anyone who might know where she is.
If you have seen her or have any information, please contact:
Nanzelela Ncube (Mother): 0777 129 076
Busani Moyo (Father): 0778 678 043
You can also report any information to the nearest police station immediately.
@PoliceZimbabwe@DavidColtart
For some of us this man's teachings rescued us from the pits of depression and transformed our lives, making us to know God much better and draw close to Him. The way he explains the Bible๐๐ฅ I am a proud follower of Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa
I cannot believe I once got back home at 1 a.m. from City Sport Center so many years ago, wasting my time attending the UFIC, the man is treated like a king there, no one can touch him, and his ushers are very rude, sometimes I wondered if it was even about church, there is serious classism too, I am glad I left the whole system altogether, and now I am a FREE MAN โ
Over 2000 men gave their lives during the UFIC One Day Menโs Conference with Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa which was held at the UFIC Basilica in Chitungwiza.
Read full story here:
https://t.co/dGo8lBZjUj
13-year-old gives birth mid-air during emergency helicopter transfer
A 13-year-old girl gave birth to a baby boy during a helicopter flight last week, in what doctors described as a rare and high-risk airborne delivery.
The Helidrive National Air Rescue Service crew was transporting the teenager from Maphisa Hospital to United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) when the baby arrived just seven minutes into the flight.
Dr. Marshall Kahari, who led the delivery, said the emergency began as a standard medical transfer but quickly turned into a race against time.
โShe was having contractions at one-minute intervals, each lasting about two minutes,โ Kahari said. โThe patient was stable, and all vital signs were within the normal range. She was being closely monitored.
โAfter another strong contraction, we noticed her reaching between her thighs, and realised something had emerged. Upon examination, I saw the babyโs right leg was out โ it was a footling breech. I immediately knew the baby had to be delivered.โ
Kahari said the patient, whose name has been withheld because she is a minor, was in her first pregnancy. She had been 5 centimeters dilated when the call for emergency transfer came in.
โSince we were already on standby for emergencies, we immediately took off from Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport, where we were stationed,โ he said. โI was on the mission with [Intensive Coronary Care Nurse] ICCN Kelelo Maphala. It took us about 27 minutes to reach Maphisa.โ
Upon arrival, the crew found the patient in active labor. The transfer was requested because the baby was in breech presentation and the hospital lacked theatre facilities.
โThe plan was to transfer the patient for a possible caesarean section at UBH,โ Kahari said. โOn examination, she was stable but experiencing labour pains. We connected her to monitors. Her vitals were: BP 134/87, pulse 104, SpO2 98โ100 percent on room air, respiratory rate 21. Her level of consciousness was 15/15, and she was well-oriented in time, place and person. We then transferred her to the helicopter and took off for UBH.โ
About seven minutes into the flight, her condition changed rapidly.
โThe delivery had to be done โ but with great care โ because footling breech deliveries (a very unfavourable position for vaginal delivery) carry a higher risk of umbilical cord prolapse, foetal hypoxia, and birth injuries, including brachial plexus damage and fractures,โ Kahari said. โThese situations require significant experience and precision. There was no time to wait โ we had about 20 to 25 minutes before landing at UBH.โ
After safely delivering the baby, the helicopter landed at UBH, where an ambulance took mother and child to the hospitalโs labor ward.
โUpon arrival at UBH, an ambulance transported us to the labour ward,โ Kahari said. โThe mother was taken to the delivery room, where the tear was sutured. The baby was placed in a resuscitaire, and a paediatrician assessed him. The mother was discharged the following day.โ
A resuscitaire is a specialized device used to support newborns who may need help breathing after delivery.
Both mother and baby were reported to be in good health.
~Chronicle