@__Vigie I think it was by design and they achieved what they intended to achieve. Actually we were never meant to know anything beyond a few hundreds of km outside our vicinity, that way we would maintain sanity.
PLEASE SHARE๐๐พ| Help us find Maurice Museenzi (77). He was last seen in Dangamvura, Mutare, at around 5:00 PM on 2 August 2026.
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PLEASE SHARE๐ | Princess Robbie Zinge (28), a midwife at United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) and a mother of one, is fighting for her life after lupus caused her kidneys to fail.
She was diagnosed with lupus in 2022 while pregnant with her first child. The illness left her bedridden during pregnancy, but she managed to give birth to a healthy baby boy. Earlier this year, doctors confirmed that she had developed end-stage kidney failure.
Princess is now undergoing dialysis twice every week to stay alive, at a cost of about US$190 per week. She was recently admitted to Mpilo Central Hospital after excess fluid built up in her body due to her failing kidneys.
Doctors have recommended a kidney transplant in India, which is expected to cost around US$20,000. The amount will cover medical tests, donor compatibility screening, the transplant surgery, hospital care, medication, travel and follow-up treatment. A family member has already volunteered to donate a kidney, but compatibility tests are still required before the operation can take place.
Her family says they have exhausted their savings trying to keep her alive and are now appealing to well-wishers, churches, companies and members of the public for financial assistance. They hope to raise enough money to give Princess a second chance at life and allow her to continue raising her young son.
Those wishing to help can send donations via EcoCash: +263 779 458 375. A Go Fund Me link is also available below!