Although not as well known or remembered for their horrific deeds as serial killers are, serial Zimbabwean rapists in the United Kingdom. Jenatry “Chihota” Muranganwa In 2015, Chihota was convicted of raping a 12 year old girl.The judge slapped him with
By Tadious Manyepo Manchester United chief scout and UEFA instructor, Tommy Moller Nielsen, could be on his way to Zimbabwe this December. This is a landmark development which could see him conducting coaching clinics for locals as well as scouting
Jenatry “Chihota” MuranganwaIn 2015, Chihota was convicted of raping a 12 year old girl.The judge slapped him with a five(5) year jail term for grooming and then pleasuring himself on the innocent minor.He is set to be deported from the
By Paidashe Mandivengerei UPCOMING Zimbabwean Afro Jazz artist, Greatman has promised to give his fans abroad an unrivalled performance during his United Kingdom tour. The ‘Pandakazvarwa’ hitmaker was included in a line up for a tour scheduled for the 2nd
DENDERA musician, Suluman Chimbetu’s collaboration with disabled Afro jazz artiste Tongai “Greatman” Gwaze is bearing fruits as the latter has been included on a United Kingdom tour. Sulu, Alick Macheso, Seh Calaz and Greatman are billed to perform on March
HARARE – Daily news editor Gift Phiri sits down for a wide-ranging interview with 39-year-old businessman Frank Buyanga. Find below excerpts of the interview. Q: I understand you commenced your entrepreneurial career in the United Kingdom in 1998 at the tender
Musicians Stunner and Tytan who are both linked to socialite and businesswoman Olinda Chapel were this past week in hospital. They both, however, did not share their ailments. Stunner was once married to Olinda while Tytan is currently the husband
Rapper Desmond Chideme aka “Stunner” says he emerged from his hotel room naked in the UK to confront hotel staff who wanted him to leave his room. Stunner explained that he wanted to stay for three days but the hotel
Human rights organisations have accused the Home Office of breaking international law after it decided to deport a Zimbabwean member of the opposition party whose life would be in danger if he returned home partly because his brother fought in the
WARRIORS coach, Sunday Chidzambga has named a strong 33-member squad headlined by Belgium-based skipper Knowledge Musona to prepare for the upcoming Cosafa Cup to be held in South Africa this month. BY TAWANDA TAFIRENYIKA The squad, named yesterday, is made