Zenzele
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Vice President Mohadi was honoured for being "Royali" to the President..
Zenzele69,859 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce
For nearly half a century, a family in Tjakwa, Plumtree, lived with the painful knowledge that their father had been killed, but fear kept people from speaking about where he had been buried. Today, that long search may finally have reached an answer. The family says their father was killed by guerrillas in 1978 after being accused of being a “sellout” because he worked on a farm owned by a white farmer. According to his son, people in the area had always known where he was killed and buried, but for decades they were too afraid to talk. Determined to find his father, the son recently began pursuing the story, following leads until he was taken to a cave on a hill in the Nyabane area. After searching the cave, the family discovered what they believe are their father's remains.Among the items found were human bones, a shirt, a belt and shoes. Forty-eight years after his disappearance, a family that had lived without a grave to mourn at may finally have found their father. The remains have since been handed over to Plumtree Police for further investigation and identification.
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If we don’t pay attention, we’re going to lose many young people especially in Matabeleland. There’s a dangerous narrative spreading in WhatsApp groups, convincing youths that going to fight in Russia will earn them instant citizenship and big money after the war. For some, the historic ties between Russia and ZPRA make the deception feel even more believable. We need to talk about this openly, challenge the misinformation, and protect our communities before it’s too late.
Zenzele201,763 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce
Lovemore Chidembo (Ngwenya) is searching for relatives of his father, Gilbert Stshela Ngwenya. Gilbert was arrested in 1983 over allegations that he had been involved in the abduction of six tourists in July that year. He was sentenced to death alongside his co-accused, Austin Mpofu, who was 27 at the time. Gilbert was 44. Lovemore says he wants to reconnect with his father’s relatives because his children would like to know their family roots and history. You can contact Lovemore on +263 789959006
Zenzele60,089 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
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In the 1980s, some uMkhonto weSizwe fighters were embedded in the communities in Matebeleland. There were issued with Zimbabwean identity documents. Abanye babo behlala in Nkulumane, Lobengula, Figtree, Tsholotsho, blending into communities while carrying on with their struggle. It is a chapter in our shared regional history.
Zenzele42,884 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
He wanted a royal selfie. Security said, ‘Not today, commoner.
Zenzele159,891 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
Some chefs want to "invade" Umvucha Farm owned by Troy and Tara Maidwell. just outside Bulawayo. They do market gardening and supply supermarkets in Byo. The couple have barricaded themselves inside the house according to the source The farmhouse was the very first "hotel" in Bulawayo. #Asakhe
Zenzele242,220 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce
Hello Zimbabwe Republic Police .I Am told this could be Mathula Sec school in Tsholotsho. Please do something. .#Asakhe
Zenzele267,497 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce
Kanti why didnt i know about this method ngisa yelusa. #Asakhe
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Her husband was killed in 1978 during the bombardment of a ZPRA camp in Zambia. When war veterans and their dependants were compensated, she was informed that he qualified for a payout. She submitted all the required documents, but nearly three decades later, she is still waiting for the money.
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USipho the uColtart has been in the office for a few days sekusebenza imachinery. 😂😂 #Asakhe
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police Provincial spokesperson for Bulawayo, Inspector Abednico Ncube, has retired after 33 years of service. Insp Ncube joined the police force in 1991 as a constable and served in various capacities, including crime investigations, administration, and public relations, where he concluded his career. Many remember him from this story .#Asakhe
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