Sex Tourism: On the rise in Vic Falls

VICTORIA FALLS – It has brought a certain charm to the tourism industries of many countries, yet has remained elusive to Zimbabwe. Finally, it has come to our shores. Sex tourism is here.

These inter-racial “sexcapades” have resulted in a sudden influx of unemployed youths in the resort town who are trying their luck with female tourists, according to locals.

A recent visit to the resort town of Victoria Falls showed how sex is slowly but certainly claiming its own space in the country’s tourism industry.

Young boys who used to spend the day toiling the streets of Victoria Falls selling art products are now slowly getting into the mix and joining what is now the town’s new cash cow. And it has a race dimension to it.
Elderly white ladies walking hand-in-hand with young dreadlocked black men are now a common sight. Like in most West African countries with attractive tourist resorts, sex tourism is becoming a lucrative business for Zimbabwean young men here.
Victoria Falls is the flagship tourism area in Zimbabwe where most foreign tourists visit the most. According to various sources within the resort town, male prostitution is rising significantly with some young men relinquishing their jobs to join the new profession.
These inter-racial “sexcapades” have resulted in a sudden influx of unemployed youths in the resort town who are trying their luck with female tourists, according to locals. Most of these young men are dreadlocked, as the hairstyle has become a trademark luring factor for the tourists.
Dreadlocked Dexter Nyamainashe told the Daily News that most marriages in the area were on the rocks as some of the tourists were going as far as taking their new lovers to their native countries.
“They like us dreadlocked people because that is the stereotype of African men they have. The mistresses prefer lodges and back-packers than hotels because the ‘catch’ will not conform to the standards of hotels,” Nyamainashe said.
According to another dreadlocked man, Jameson Matava, female whites hold the perceived African male stereotype that being dark complexioned, muscular and savage looking means one is sexually potent.
“Imagine you get between $200 and $300 for only one sexual encounter. It is good money and everyone is after them. Some have left their jobs to join the new trade. He was a taxi driver (pointing at a young dreadlocked guy) and he has quit his job to join us,” Matava said.
To the unemployed youth, the temptation of the lucrative offer outweighed the risks, even in the face of scary HIV and Aids figures. Zimbabwe is one of the Sub Sahara Africa countries hard hit by HIV/Aids.
Over 1.2 million people out of the country’s estimated 13 million are known to be living with HIV\Aids.
The high HIV/Aids prevalence rate is attributed to poverty, with Zimbabwe estimated to have over 80 percent unemployment rate and recent human development figures by the United Nations Development Programme pegging the country at number 173 out of 183 countries in terms of economic and human development.
While it was clear that locals enter into the relationships due to the lure of the greenback, the simple desire for “satisfying sex” is driving these ladies to our shores. Matava claimed that one Australian lady told him that she wanted an African man because they were “well endowed”.
“When they come here and find us with the ‘real size’, they will not resist the temptation. Some mistresses have gone to the extent of buying tickets to their new sexual partners and this is causing havoc in marriages around here,” he said.
“They need thorough sex. The whole night and we call it room service. They do not want dinner; they want satisfying sex, simple. That is why they come to us,” he said.
Another dreadlocked who identified himself as Brian said some married, unemployed men were even encouraged by their wives to join the new paying trade so that they can have food on the table. Daily News

Angel claims to have prophesied Connecticut shooting:

Flamboyant and controversial Zimbabwean preacher Uebert Angel is claiming that on Sunday the 8^th of April he prophesied during a live Sunday service about the gunning down of 20 children in the United States.

Last month Angel claimed he can stop the rain but was forced to eat his words when it rained during an open air Sunday service.

Twenty children and six adults died last week Friday when gunman Adam Lanza rampaged through a primary school in Newtown, Connecticut, firing a semi-automatic rifle before killing himself.
A statement released by Angel’s Spirit Embassy church claims the ‘prophet’ gave “detailed prophetic insight concerning a shooting that was going to take place at a school in America.”
“He gave accurate detail on the location of the shooting, the age group of the shooter, the size of the weapon that was going to be used and the mental state of the shooter,” his church, Spirit Embassy said in a video it released this week.
Last month Angel claimed he can stop the rain but was forced to eat his words when it rained during an open air Sunday service. His brother Lee was deported from Botswana for allegedly embezzling offerings from church members.
Angel, whose penchant for all things stylish is well documented, bought a slick Bentley GT Continental vehicle in June this year, a decision which seriously divided his church and forced his PR department to issue denials of a rift. Nehanda Radio

Harare married woman dumps husband of 4 years to marry a lesbian

Harare married woman dumps husband of 4 years to marry a lesbian

Misery seems to be stalking a Kuwadzana Extension widow like a shadow after her daughter allegedly ditched her husband and moved in with ANOTHER WOMAN!

The 'good girl gone bad', Ketina Anania, nee Taingorufu (28), reportedly hooked up with her alleged partner when she used to play ladies soccer in Mufakose. In an interview, Ketina's mother - better known as Mai Masomera in her neighbourhood - said her daughter left her husband after she opted to 'marry' her female friend.

"Ketina left her husband saying she was a lesbian. She disappeared after I refused to bless her marriage. She first disappeared in February and came back for a few days in June and from that time we don't know her whereabouts," she said.

Our news crew could not contact Ketina as she left her known mobile phone number with her mother when she went AWOL. Her husband, identified as Anania Anania, has also lost contact with her and he also now believes the talk about her turning lesbian. He CONFIRMED that Ketina left home without his knowledge eight months ago to receive news that she is now engaged in homosexuality.

"I am not aware of Ketina's whereabouts after she unceremoniously left home," said Anania.

Ketina's mother believes the lesbian partner met Ketina during her soccer playing days.

"Ketina had been coming here along with her friends she used to play soccer with in Mufakose and opened up to use that she wanted to be married to another woman. This is so strange to me and I am very cross about it. From the time she started wearing men's clothing, I questioned her about it. At times she would ask her younger sister to buy her mbanje (marijuana) and smoke it with her partner in her young sister's presence," said Ketina's mother.

She added that she is now staying with Ketina's son after the father of the boy refused to take care of him over Ketina's issue.

"Zvakabva nekupi zvekuti vanhukadzi vanoroorana vega pachavo? (Where did she get this homosexual culture from). She left her mobile phone with me so we do not have any other means of communicating with her. She is causing so much pain and suffering to me, a widow who is struggling to make ends meet," said Mai Masomera.

Ketina's husband said: "She never showed any signs of being a lesbian during our four years in marriage and we were joined in holy matrimony on our wedding day. I looked for her at her parents' house and she was not there. She left my child with her mother. I then heard from grapevine that she is now into homosexuality and our marriage is not cancelled as we speak

Mufakose woman sets husband ablaze for refusing to settle her bills

Mufakose woman sets husband ablaze for refusing to settle her bills

A woman from Mufakose attempted to kill her husband when she poured petrol before setting him on fire for refusing to give her some money to pay her debt.

The woman, Agfa Kunaka poured petrol on her husband Cleopas Ranengoni (30) after he refused to give her some money to cover her debt. For that reason, Agfa was hauled before Mbare magistrate Rueben Mukavhi facing a charge of assault.

She raised a defence that she mistakenly burnt her husband since there was no electricity and they were using firewood to make fire. Magistrate Mukavhi remanded her out of custody on free bail to 21 August for her trial.

Allegations are that on 3 August, at around 5pm Agfa told her husband of three years that she wanted some money to cover her debt. State counsel Lawrence Gangarahwe alleged that Agfa had borrowed some tracksuits for their children. The court heard that Cleopas then refused citing that he had no money for the debt and that did not go down well with her.

She went on to drain some petrol from their generator and poured the extremely flammable fuel on her husband and set him alight. Cleopas sustained some burns all over his body and was referred to the hospital for treatment.

Surprisingly, Agfa reported the matter to the police intending to help her husband to get a medical affidavit but was arrested over the case and subsequently appeared before Mbare magistrate

Mbare policeman caught selling over 1,000 pirated CDs for Alick Macheso's latest album

Mbare policeman caught selling over 1,000 pirated CDs for Alick Macheso's latest album

A Police officer based at Mbare Police Station was last Friday arrested after being caught red-handed selling THOUSANDS of pirated discs of Alick Macheso's latest album 'Kwatabva Mitunhu (Kure Kwekure)' and other local artistes.

Nathaniel Chanyuka was picked while in possession of 1,627 discs near Mupedzanhamo Market (also known as Kotamai Boutique) by other cops from the anti-piracy department. He was detained at Matapi Police Station in Mbare.

Of much concern was Douglas Chimbetu's debut album Tsimba THAT WAS RELEASED THE PREVIOUS DAY which left people with more questions than answers.

"Dougie's album was released yesterday (Last Thursday) and he is now in possession of HUNDREDS of pirated discs within 24 hours, where did he get the dics from?" asked one of the onlookers.

Chanyuka was also found in possession of Sulumani Chimbetu's new album, Syllabus, Pastor Charamba and his wife Olivia's entire discography. When our news crew visited Matapi police station, authorities from Last Power Media, Macheso's record label, were already at the place expressing their concern when law enforcers go against the law.

Chanyuka could not entertain this reporter since he was already in charge office. However, one of the police officers who arrested Chanyuka said it's sad to note that law enforcement agents are on the forefront of illegal activities.

"It is very sad because he is the one who should help us in ending piracy. We found him in possession of thousands of pirated discs accompanied by a certain guy who escaped and he remained unmoved boasting that he is a police officer," said the cop who requested anonymity citing protocol.

A Last Power Media official conceded that the war was far from being won.

"The war against piracy should have been won long back but with the way things are being handled, we have a long way to go. Look we only made sales the first two days and that was it. I feel sorry for young Douglas Chimbetu, within 24 hours the album was already pirated," he said.

Forget My Marriage; I Will Flaunt My Boobs How I Want –Busty Actress

Forget My Marriage; I Will Flaunt My Boobs How I Want –Busty Actress

She is a delectable actress that sparkles on and off the screen. Busty, gorgeous and gifted, multi-talented Jennifer Eliogu, who experienced a stellar rise to stardom via acting, is one actress who has remained relevant in the make-believe world for over 16 years and still counting.

Today, her tentacles cut across acting, producing, script writing, singing, motivational speaking, events anchoring alongside her Non-Governmental Organisation’s activities. However, despite wearing an ever-cheerful mien, Eliogu is a woman with ‘a lot’ on her heart.
She painstakingly speaks for the first time on sundry issues, especially the trending marriage break up, among other hot issues. Enjoy it:
Currently, you are no longer a constant face on screen; what is really happening?

There is nothing happening. It’s just that there are so many complications in the industry. Besides, at a point I got married and relocated From Nigeria to Switzerland. And basically, I have gotten to a level in the industry where I don’t have to feature in every movie just because I want to stay relevant. What matters to me right now are storylines and then the casts. So if a job comes with a good storyline and a commensurate pay, I will definitely take part - emphasis now is on stories that add value. Unfortunately, it’s either that such stories don’t come often or they don’t come with the right fees. In recent times you have a lot of movies that don’t add values to lives...

What has life taught you over the years?
So much! Life has taught me to put my trust in God and God alone. After God, the only people I trust are my family members because they are the ones I can open up to, they are the ones I can tell all my problems and they either criticize me constructively or they encourage me in whatever I choose to do. So life has taught me to trust only God and my family.

The issue of your marriage breakup has been in the news; why have you not come out to set the record straight? The truth is when I got married, I didn’t call anybody; when I was in that relationship, I didn’t tell the world. When I got married, I only invited a few friends who came to witness the wedding. Have you ever seen my husband’s picture anywhere? You won’t because we want a private life; a life away from the movie and the press. I chose to keep it that way. I will not dignify people by running to press to respond to all that are said about me. 

A lot of things are being said about me - some true, some false. If I haven’t been in the habit of debunking everything they have been saying about me, why now? I have a right to my privacy and I want to keep it that way. People are free to insinuate, and speculate, but the truth remains the truth, while lies remain lies. It only takes time.

But this issue has been lingering
And since then what has changed? I’m still me; I’m still concentrating and I’m still doing positive things.

A lot of your fans would really want to know if your marriage is still intact?
I don’t own them that! What I own them is to continue to shoot good films, adding values to lives-that I will keep doing but my private life remains private.

We are just being concerned, it was reported that he abandoned you for a Swiss woman and we wondered if you were not good enough for him? Like I said, I have a right to my private life and I will not discuss my private life - not with you or with any other person. Looking at a woman, you can tell whether she is happy or not and I know that I’m a happy woman…are you not seeing I’m happy?

So how are the two children coping?
They are blessed, and are doing wonderfully well.

How are they coping?
Coping with what?

Coping with the absence of their dad.
You really think you are smart? Listen, like I said earlier on, I’m a happy woman, and my children are doing beautifully well and their father as well is doing well; whatever insinuations you have, whatever speculations, it’s unfortunate that I don’t care, I have a right to my privacy and please let’s discuss something else.

But what actually led to that rumour?
You are in a better position to tell me because you are a press man. I don’t know where you heard it, I don’t know where it came from. I don’t know why you are still dwelling on this, you can go and find out where and how because you are the investigator.

Most celebrity marriages seem to have one problem or the other; what do you think is the major cause?
I don’t know what causes problems in other people’s homes! I don’t live with them so I don’t see how I’m supposed to know. It’s unfortunate that marriages are breaking up, but it’s not synonymous with the industry. It happens in every sector. When two people are not compatible or having misunderstandings, there might be break up, sometimes they make up eventually and sometimes they don’t. But asking me what the problem is, is what I don’t know. I think it’s just the devil at work.

Apart from the issue of compatibility and the devil being at work, don’t you think there might be something else?I keep to myself a lot. The friends I have don’t even know where I live and I don’t know where they live. We meet at events, we go to some occasions together, and we talk on phones. I don’t pry into peoples’ affairs unless they open up to me. I don’t pry into other peoples’ affair because I don’t appreciate them prying into mine.

What is the best advice you’ve ever received and who gave it to you?
I’ve received so many beautiful advice, one of them that I will never forget came when I got married. Aside the normal gifts from her, she gave me a letter in an envelope and said to me ‘don’t open it until you get home and then when you want to open it, make sure you open it with your husband’. The letter contained a plain sheet of paper, pencil, eraser, and a small letter on another paper. I was wondering what is this suppose to mean and then when I opened the letter, it read: “My beloved, I advice that anytime you have problems and you are very angry, do not write with an ink because you can’t erase it, but write with a pencil from this plain sheet and when that anger goes away, and you are sober, take your eraser and clean it off. In that way, you don’t carry yesterday’s anger into another day”. I cried after reading it because I didn’t think anybody could give me such an advice, and to a large extent, I tried to practice it.

From what you are saying, does it mean your marriage is still intact?
Next question please, move away from my family!

You are busty and a lot of people see you as someone who flaunts what she has; have you changed?
No! I have not changed. Flaunting means different things; I don’t know your idea of flaunting. If dressing the way I like is what you mean, then the answer is no because I haven’t changed. I still have to look as good as I want to depending on where I’m going, depending on my mood, and depending on the occasion.

After two kids, you are still this beautiful and charming; what could be the secret?
In the first place, I give God the glory for creating me the way He did. You can’t change yourself, so you just learn to appreciate yourself for who you are. I look like my mother, and I also took after her in terms of voice. There is no secret; I don’t even have cosmetics range that I use.

I’m tempted to ask how old are you?
If I tell you how old I am, you might not even believe it. Some people think I’m older, while others think I’m younger. I think people lie about their ages when they don’t have much and they are looking forward to having. If you truly have much, you have no reason lying about your age. So as for me, I haven’t done badly; I give God the glory.

What do you have to say about a certain picture of yours that exposes a bit of your boobs which keeps resurfacing on the internet?
It’s unfortunate that I have nothing to say. People should just get a life; I have moved on, so I expect people to move on as well.

Considering your beauty and how sexy you look, one wonders how you cope with admirers?
Even the ugly ones still have a lot of male admirers. It doesn’t matter what a woman looks like, there is always someone who sees something beautiful about her. And men will always make passes, it is a natural thing. It depends on what one wants as a woman. And I think I handle it well, I try to be as friendly as I have to be, and maybe my approach makes them go away like that. Every woman is beautiful, even the ones you feel nobody can make passes at, people still make passes at them. How many men are you going to date no matter how beautiful you are? I feel good when you say I’m beautiful, that means God has done a wonderful job on me.

What about your fellow women that are attracted to you?
I’ve never been a lesbian. Sometimes, I don’t hold it against them because I see them as having psychological problems. In as much as I don’t cast them away, I also don’t keep them as friends. I don’t condemn them; it’s not for anybody to judge. Some people has just found themselves in that position, being trapped in that situation, so I don’t think it’s something you say ‘okay kill the person’, some people need counseling, because some went into it through rebellion, some through frustration, looking for acceptance, some were lured to it, whichever way it is, it’s a problem and I don’t think the best thing to do is to celebrate it. I think it demands prayer.

Now that your man might not be close to you, how do you cope with your sexual feelings whenever it comes?Don’t be too rude! Can you please move to another thing! A woman is a woman; we know how we cope with our feelings when it comes.

Share with us, how women generally cope with such kind of feelings
No I won’t. This is a private thing. But somehow, we get over it. If you make it an issue, it becomes an issue. If you allow the thought to dwell, it dwells. When you are occupied with a lot of things, you give no room to the devil.

Harare man impregnates sister twice, now staying as husband and wife

Harare man impregnates sister twice, now staying as husband and wife

In an incestuous relationship that has sent tongues wagging in Caledonia Farm, Harare, a brother and his cousin sister are staying together as husband and wife, bearing children.

The sister, who identified herself as Milca Mazhindi (18), is six months pregnant of her cousin brother Munyaradzi Tarabuka. The two also have a one-year-old daughter together.

Meanwhile,the lovebirds have been given a one week ultimatum to leave following the area following their marriage.

Our news crew visited the 'couple' at a Pure Gold Housing Co-operative house where Munyaradzi introduced Milca as his sister, to which Milca laughed at. "That's what he always says to people," she said.

She confirmed that that she is in love with her brother-cum-husband and that she is six months pregnant of him. Milca revealed that their relationship started in 2010 resulting in the birth of their one-year-old daughter. She added that her mother was furious about the relationship.

"We met in 2010 in Buhera and the relationship started and I fell pregnant and gave birth to our first daughter. My mother and all relatives were furious about the matter but my mum later left us to live. I was the first to leave Buhera following the incident and he was called and we started staying together. Currently I'm six months pregnant and he is responsible. We have a one-year-old daughter together," she narrated.

Milca confirmed that she had received the ultimatum to vacate the area by the community heads.

"We were summoned to a meeting where we were advised that we should leave the neighbourhood. Currently I don't know where we are going to stay," she said.

Munyaradzi said that he ended up having sex with her cousin because they used to share a single room at her aunt's place.

"We used to sleep in a single room together at my aunt's place in Tafara and this resulted in us sleeping together. My aunt was furious over the matter and reported to the police. I was taken to the station and the police later advised me to return home," he said.

He revealed that he had found a new place to stay but he was not comfortable in taking his sister-wife along.

"I have found a new place to stay whilst I will be working and she will remain here. I don't think she will come along," he said without giving reasons why he would leave his 'wife' alone.

Madinda Ndlovu finally opens up on Nomqhele Tshili (24), the woman who died alongside Adam Ndlovu

Madinda Ndlovu finally opens up on Nomqhele Tshili (24), the woman who died alongside Adam Ndlovu

Nomqhele Tshili (24) who died tragically alongside Zimbabwean soccer legend, Adam Ndlovu

There has been a lot of talk on the internet as members of the public were speculating over the circumstances that made Nomqhele travel with Peter and Adam to Vic Falls overnight. So intense was the talk that it pushed Adam and Peter's elder brother, Madinda Ndlovu to talk about it.

Yesterday, the Ndlovu family finally opened up on the 24-year-old woman, Nomqhele Tshili who perished in the accident that took the life of Warriors and Highlanders legend Adam Ndlovu and critically injured his younger brother Peter on Sunday morning (at round 1am) in Victoria Falls.

Family spokesperson Madinda Ndlovu said the tragedy needed to be handled with care, but the Ndlovus would make sure she got a decent burial.

Madinda said he was hopeful that when Peter's condition satisfactorily improves he would be in a position to explain the circumstances surrounding her presence in the vehicle.

"A tragedy like this needs special care and attention. Apart from the two, (Adam and Peter) there was a third party. She died with our brother so it is our concern. We will notify the parents. We will do all that we can to get her a decent burial. Maybe when he is well, Peter can say how she got onto the car," Madinda said.

While much information about Adam's family responsibilities could not be ascertained, Zimbabwe Latest News has only gathered that the former International Football striker left behind two daughters.

Sources who spoke to Zimbabwe Latest News over the phone revealed that Nomqhele was a devoted member of Harvest House International Church, one of the most popular Pentecostal churches in Bulawayo, founded by Apostle Collin Nyathi.

"She was a member of the second service at our church (Harvest House International Church) and early last year she graduated after completing her bible studies at our school of ministry," said a source who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Nomqhele was a single mother who did her education at Gwanda High School before proceeding with her studies at Speciss College in Harare. She left behind a 5-year-old daughter.

Meanwhile, Zifa has paid tribute to the late Adam “Adamski” Ndlovu who died in a car crash on Sunday, describing him as a distinguished and fearless striker.

In a condolence message to the Ndlovu family, Zifa president Cuthbert Dube said: “We would like to join the Ndlovu family, Highlanders Football Club, Chicken Inn FC and the rest of the family of football in mourning the tragic passing on of the former Warriors striker Adam Ndlovu.

“The entire nation is devastated by the loss of the young and promising football coach. Adam distinguished himself as a fearless striker at Highlanders and in no time he was conscripted into the national team which was later christened the “Dream Team” of the 90’s.

“The Dream Team took Zimbabweans from all walks of life on an unforgettable football journey which saw the Warriors felling in their trail-blazing expedition, the so called mighty continental powerhouses. Adamski never disappointed in national team colours and his number 13 jersey became synonymous with the Dream Team’s goal scoring machine. What will become of Adam’s dream to coach the Warriors?

Dube added: “As we mourn our departed legend, I implore the Ndlovu family, Highlanders FC, Chicken Inn FC and the entire family of football to cast away the weeping willow as we bid farewell to Adam. He was an affable character whose permanent smile would always warm the hearts of the legion of the fans. Adam would not smile all the way to heaven if we were to continue mourning.

“Let us wipe away our tears as we celebrate his life and good work as we bid him farewell. I would like to urge the Ndlovu family and the entire family of football to draw solace from the fact that Adam made us proud during his hey day and he shall always be part of our game’s folklore. Adam, God’s first choice man, shall for ever be Zimbabwean football’s first choice striker.

“Zifa will be inducting some of our finest football luminaries into the Hall of Fame when Zifa turns 50 next year in May and Adamski shall be one of the candidates for such an honour.

“We would also like to share the grief and shock with the Tshili family following their Nomqhele’s tragic passing on in the same accident. We urge the Tshili family to be strong and commit all else to the Almighty.

“Peter should know that we are with him in prayer as he recovers from the crash. We urge Peter to leave everything in the hands of the loving Lord, for no mortal shall determine how God goes about his heavenly chores.

“Peter, we wish you a speedy recovery. Zifa would like to say to Adamski, till we meet again, our Dream Team gunslinger, may your soul rest in peace.”

I Am Ready To Act Nude For A Good Script ––Nollywood Actress

I Am Ready To Act Nude For A Good Script ––Nollywood Actress

Desperation is a bad thing and could destroy a lady if not checked on time. Young actress, Ejinne Okoroafor is obviously carried away by the fact that men can't take their eyes off her body. Little did she know that most of such men don't really mean well for her.

Below is what the actress told a reporter about men and her desire to act nude:

Me and men: Men can’t keep their eyes off me. In fact, I get a lot of compliments from them all the time, so it’s not a new thing. Sometimes some stare so much at me that I can’t help but thank God for blessing me. 

Sexual Harassment: I believe that there is sexual harassment everywhere even in offices but it’s up to the person in question to either accept or turn them down. For me, I am not desperate. 

Acting Nude: Yes I can act nude if it’s in a foreign movie with a very good story line. But I can’t act in a porn movie, especially in any Nollywood movie because it’s against our culture as Africans.

Tongai Moyo’s widow — Miniehle Mukweli is heavily pregnant and expecting her second child

Tongai Moyo’s widow — Miniehle Mukweli is heavily pregnant and expecting her second child

Alick Macheso offers a hand of condolence to Tongai Moyo’s widow, Miniehle

Tongai Moyo’s widow — Miniehle Mukweli is heavily pregnant and expecting her second child.
Traditionally, a woman is free to remarry whoever she wants when her husband dies for as long as the

guy is not married. But as they say nearest is dearest, Miniehle has been rumoured to be dating her ex-hubby’s best friend Barmet Mutosvori.

The debate has been that if Mutosvori or any other guy wanted Miniehle they shouldn’t be persecuted for doing so for as long as they are not married.

Although Mutosvori, a Kwekwe-based businessman with interests in mining and motoring, has vehemently denied the affair, Miniehle insists the two are an item.

It is all well and good that Mutosvori says he is not in love with Miniehle but those who are close to the relationship claim the two are always seen getting cosy and lovey-dovey.

What is startling though is that Miniehle recently confirmed to H-Metro that she was dating Mutosvori.

She said she had decided to settle with her late husband’s close friend after several attempts.
“It is true I am now in love with Mutosvori after his several advances.

“Firstly, Mutosvori bought a car for me and he was trying his luck but I resisted although I later accepted the car which I am using right now.

“It was after I discovered that it was not out of his lust but he was really in love with me and my child before I decided to settle with him.

“Very soon wedding bells will be ringing since he paid everything (lobola) as per our custom,” she told H-Metro.

Miniehle, now a devoted member of Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa’s United Family International Ministries also told of how happy she was that God had given her a “partner who loves her along with her child.”

She said she could not “fool people saying I will wait for so long mourning Dhewa when I need a man.”
True to her words it is time to move on and if it means marrying Mutosvori and live happily ever after so be it!

Lesbian scandal rocks St James Girls High, pupil offers teacher sex for lenience

Lesbian scandal rocks St James Girls High, pupil offers teacher sex for lenience

ANGLICAN run St James Girls High School has been hit by a lesbian "sex" scandal which has resulted in the expulsion of pupils, one of them for offering a teacher sex in exchange for lenience after being caught in the act.

The scandal reportedly started in June when two Form Six pupils were caught by fellow pupils in the middle of the night having a nice time under the sheets, BMetro reported.

A report was made to school authorities.

After a probe, the two girls (names withheld) were suspended for two weeks.

According to a source, the pupils showed remorse during the disciplinary hearing and promised to give up the lesbian antics.

On returning to school after serving the sentence, the two are said to have kept a distance from each other.

"Everyone was convinced that they had indeed stopped their behaviour. They even stopped talking to each other and we all thought that the relationship was over.

"Little did we know that we were being fooled," said a source.

Sometime in October, while the rest of the pupils were preparing for examinations, the two were making frantic efforts to resurrect their relationship.

"At a time when we thought they were finished for good, they started. They were spotted a number of times caressing each other in public and during the nights one of them would sneak into the other's dormitory.

"Other pupils tipped the matron and a trap was laid leading to the two being caught having "lesbian sex," said the source.

After they were caught, one of the girls is reported to have offered a senior male teacher sex in exchange for mercy.

She had, however, gone overboard as the teacher did not take kindly to that and took up. the matter with the headmaster.

The gravity of the matter resulted in the headmaster Albert Ncube reporting the girls' behaviour to the. Matabeleland North Provincial Education Director's office who recommended that they be expelled.

"They were, however, not barred from writing examinations as they wrote all the papers coming from home," said the source.

Acting Matabeleleland North Provincial Education Director Mr Mathias Luphahla confirmed the incident saying: "We handled such a case and the girls were expelled but I should hasten to emphasise that they were allowed to write examinations," he said.

Man weeps uncontrol­lably in court when his pregnant wife was sent to jail for bashing him

Man weeps uncontrol­lably in court when his pregnant wife was sent to jail for bashing him

An Epworth man wept uncontrol­lably in court after his pregnant wife who severely assaulted him was sent to jail for an effective three years.

Innocent Kajesa (36) cried after his seven months pregnant wife Future Runyanga (25) was jailed for battering him on the face with a metal bar and a screw driver while he was asleep.

Kajesa was bashed when he came home late and upon being asked where he was, he told Run­yanga to "give other women a chance with him".

According to a medical affi­davit that was produced in court, Kajesa suffered multiple injuries on his face. 

Kajesa's mandibular was displaced and he lost several teeth while his right side of the face was crushed.

His right eye was totally buried in the socket which was also crushed, the report indicated. Kajesa suf­fered severe cuts and he cannot speak properly and is unstoppably drooling saliva. 

Magistrate Mr Lazarus Murendo convicted Run­yanga of physical abuse on her own plea of guilty before sen­tencing her to five years in prison. He then suspended two years on condition of good behav­iour. In passing the sentence, Mr

Murendo condemned Runyanga’s actions and said it did not tally with the 16 Days of Activism Against Gen­der Based violence.

"The attack was a brutal one and it was premeditated. It is surprising that during these 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based violence that we have people like the accused who for trivial reasons resort to excessive use of violence," he said. 

After the sentence was passed, Kajesa raised his hand in tears and told Mr Murendo that the sentence was too harsh

One man ti give me sperm - Love Later

While I still believe in love and hope to find it one day (maybe next year, in 30yrs, 70yrs time who knows), I don't want to put my life on hold in wait for it. True love will love you anyway, baby or not....so..... I'm ready to have a child that I would nurture to his/her full potential as I’m still able to run around now.

Plus I’m able to give any child what they need to become great adults at the moment. People think I'm nuts for wanting this, but I don't understand why.

Obama was raised by a single mom, why can't I do the same? The reason I don't want to go to the sperm bank is because I don't want a child that will grow up all screwed up because they are trying to figure out how they came into existence.

I don't need the father to be there in his/her growing years, he is just for when the child grows up and needs to know his/her roots to have a better understanding of his/her self. This way there would be no issues of philandering or crying myself to sleep because of relationship/marital problems, the man will be free as a bird to jump around and anywhere.

And NO I'm not bitter or heartbroken, (perhaps I’m a little too happy and full of life), and I have met some amazing men in my lifetime, they are not just a fit for love.

Is anything wrong with just wanting to have a child with no strings attached?

Am still VIRGIN, wanna give it my husband - Nollywood Actress

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She is a product of AMBO reality TV show and she tells whoever cares to listen that her virginity is still intact despite massive sexual harassment in the movie industry. The Adamawa State-born actress even boasts that nothing would make her lose her virginity to another man except her husband.

Annabella Zwyndila, who was recently nominated for ZAFAA Awards as Best Upcoming Actress in Nollywood, opens up to The Entertainer on her journey to movie stardom. Excerpts:

Tell us about yourself
I came from the northern part of Nigeria, Adamawa State to be precise. My father is a military officer while my mother is a lecturer. I came from a home where education and discipline is a necessity. I am a twin (laughs). I graduated from University of Jos where I studied Physics.

Where is your twin sister?
She works in Abuja; she is not an actress even though she studied Theatre Arts.

Back then in school, did you have the intention of going into acting?
No! Actually a lot of people have asked me this question before but do you know that my coming into acting was a surprise because I didn’t have plans of going into it even after some friends persuaded me.

When did you venture into acting?
Professionally, I would say a year ago, but I have done some minor roles while I was still in school.

Would you say you stumbled into acting?
It all started when a friend of mine got me into Amstel Malta Box Office reality television show. I am someone who has multiple personalites, so she was like I can make it in the competition and all that. I didn’t take it seriously but eventually I got picked. It was not as if I had it in mind that I was going to be an actress. It just happened like that. I attended a few auditions and got chosen for roles.

What was your experience in the AMBO house?
(Laughs) It was funny and memorable because we had a lot of people with different attitudes and ways of behaviour. So, you have the option of enduring people or going out of control. But one thing I understand is that acting is not that easy, there are some procedures you have to go through. So, I leanrt a lot in the house.

What challenges are you facing as an actress?
I have challenges as an actress and even as a human being. While I was growing up, I had challenges but now it is not all about challenges, it is how you are able to come out of what you see as challenges and how strong you can stand. My father taught us to always believe in ourselves, and to always to have a plan B. I have been able to manage challenges though I have a couple of friends who because of one thing or the other feel inadequate and begin to settle for failure and all that. No, it didn’t happen with me. I was taught how to manage challenges.

Did your parents object when you wanted to join the movie industry?
My mum didn’t buy the idea and when I told my dad, he was shocked. He looked at me in the eyes for like three to four minutes and he was like ‘well, it is your dream face it’ . With his expression, he was saying a whole lot. ‘I have done mine; I have achieved my dreams and I am successful. Let me see you succeed’. So, it wasn’t really cool, I have to struggle to make my mark.

Did you have a quarrel or argument with your parents about your decision?
No way, should I? I can’t argue with my father, I can’t argue with my mum either. My mum didn’t support it. They said actresses don’t have good stories to tell. They don’t have good ending. The women don’t get married, the men are very loose, I don’t know how to put it, but the truth is when I told my father, he was like ‘it’s your dream, live it’. So, this is why I desire to make them proud, but I am happy it’s coming out well.

A lot of things are happening in the movie industry, how do you think you can break into the A-list?
I believe there is enough room for everyone. Genevieve can be Genevieve in her own style, Stella Damasus can be Damascus in her own style. I will also create my own style and mannerism. I have my own way of delivering, my own way of expressing things.

As a military officer’s daughter, you must have grown up in the barrack, so what’s your growing up like?
It was memorable to start with. It was fair but I won’t say we were too rich or too poor; we were just in between. We had everything, we went anywhere we liked. I say ‘we’ and that includes me and my twin sister. I remember when I lost money belonging to my dad, you know, the old man locked me indoors for three days and I got to be given water and food. I had my bath indoors for three good days, no coming out. It was like a house arrest. My dad is so used to it when you do something wrong, he won’t just come out and say ‘kneel down there or raise up your hands’ as we were treated in school. He locked me up and said what I did was wrong, and that I should be more careful next time.

Can you say you’re born with a silver spoon?
I won’t say I was born with a silver spoon because there were tough times. Sometimes, we asked dad for something and he would say it was not the right time to have it. But then we enjoyed our childhood.

What inspired you into acting?
I won’t say something inspired me because as I stated earlier it is something I never saw coming. I am my own inspiration; I am my own strength. When the thought of acting came to my mind, I started looking out for some people.

Who is your role model?
I will mention only a few (laughs) because I don’t want some people to feel I love one person more than the other. I love all of them, but the one that comes to my mind right now is Joke Silva.

What is the most difficult role you have played in a movie?
I don’t think there is any difficult role I have played.

There must be a role or better still a script that was so difficult for you to interpret?
I like my role in Samantha, it is not just because it’s a lead role for I have done three lead roles in movies that would soon hit the market. But it is about uniqueness.

Are you married?
No

Northern girls marry early, is it your educational background that made you not to follow the trend?
(Laughs) I am not a Muslim. But it doesn’t really have to do with religion. It has to do with what the parents feel is good for their children. I went through the four walls of the university and marriage is something that will happen naturally. It is not as if it’s something that is going to be imposed on someone. S, I am still waiting.

What would you say about young girls that are being forced into marriage?
I would say it’s not proper because you have to give the person involved an opportunity to express herself, to know whom she wants to marry, whom she loves and all that. If you force someone to marry a person definitely problems will come.

Did someone come for your hand in marriage at a tender age?
Yes, several times. I remember when I was 13-years-old, a man wanted to get married to me. And when I turned 15, someone in the church also wanted to marry me but it didn’t really work because my parents felt that I was too young. But now, I have to find someone or rather someone must find me.

Have you been sexually abused?
No.

Have you been sexually harrassed by any producer?
Of course, sometimes it happens (laughs). A role that is supposed to be yours is taken from you because of one or two requests that you can’t meet. So, sexual harassment is not only in the movie industry. It is everywhere.

Can you act nude?
It depends on what I am going nude for and what part of my body I am going to expose. But I want to say that acting is not necessarily about going nude to prove a point. There are several ways that one can actually prove a point. Any role given to me as long as it is about going naked, I won`t do it.

If you’re given a script to act a lesbian, can you do it?
(Laughs) As an actress, I have to be all round. I have to be flexible. So, every script given to an actress must be interpreted to bring a true reflection of the character to the audience. I am not a lesbian in a real sense. I am not. But the character one plays in a movie doesn’t relate to the person’s real life.

Have you been heartbroken before?
Heartbreak is something that has to do with an individual, if you think your heart can be broken then it can be broken.

When did you start dating?
I started dating when I was 23-years-old, but it was a queen relationship. It`s not something based on mundane things and all that, it was just a matured relationship but I am not going to say much about it.

Did the relationship last for so long?
Not really long.

Did you have sex during the relationship?
I am still a virgin. I lost my guy to the cold hands of death but recently I found someone else and we are getting married soon.

How were you able to overcome sexual urge while in the university?
(Laughs) Listen, my dad taught us good morals. My father is an army officer, so I fear him a lot. In fact, I respect him a lot. He is not everywhere but he keeps his eyes on us. Even when I went abroad, he was not there but I didn’t misbehave. While I was in the hostel he was not there with me but the good morals he taught us have kept me till date.

As a virgin, how were you able to cope with temptations here and there?
Actually, that side of me is dead until I get married. Aside avoiding pre-marital sex, I am also a born again Christian and I fear God a lot. I can remember while we were growing up we had that lesson about sexually transmitted diseases and the fear of all those things really kept me away from sex. So, if I must have a relationship we must enter into agreement of no sex. It has to be a smooth relationship but if you feel you can’t wait and you’re so much in a hurry or your body is inching you, then propose. I have all those things in mind but thank God I have found someone who proposed. So, as a married woman, I’ll be free to do it and know I am not committing any sin.

What is your ideal man?
My ideal man doesn’t have anything to do with what and where he is coming from or how deep his pocket is. This person I am dating has a beautiful side of him, he is very hospitable and very caring. He is understanding and God fearing. These are the kind of people I like around me.

If your husband says he is not comfortable with your acting, what will you do?
I love movies so much it has now become part of me, it’s my baby, my first born child. I nurture it with all jealousy so if you come into my life, you have to understand me, you have to embrace my concept and support it. And these are the things I found in this particular guy, he loves everything I do even though he has reservation about acting. He thinks I can make a difference so he believes in me. I am not just going to disappoint him, but if the time comes for me to choose between movies and my love, I prefer to choose my love because he is my future.

Aside acting what else do you do?
I am a writer. I write a lot and have a whole lot of scripts at my disposal. Very soon some of them would see the light of day.

Is it true that you are related to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar?
He is my uncle; he is a very nice man and a father. He is always there for people. I remember when we were little kids, he and my dad had these nicknames they used to call each other. All that the people portray him to be is not true. He is a nice person, he is caring, he is ever willing to support and help people. He is a nice father, and a nice uncle that everyone wishes to have.

Why is my boyfriend doing this to me

Hi, I really like this blog, I have been following it. Am a Nigerian but am in Asia presently. Pls don’t show my name. I've been in a relationship with my boyfriend for more than a year now, he is also in Asia.

Some weeks ago he just change is relationship status and he put it with another girl not me. I felt so bad I asked him he told me he has nothing to do with her that I should trust....

But he can’t remove it now, he said he will remove it later. For more than a week now we have not been talking and I love him so much, I don’t know what to do.

Pls advise me, am confused

shoplifting, stashing grocery items in panties

shoplifting, stashing grocery items in panties

TWO Gweru women have been arrested in a city supermarket after they were found with some             stolen grocery items, some of them stashed in their panties.

There was commotion in Gweru's  Central Business District when members of the public later mobbed the suspects as the supermarket security personnel paraded them along Robert Mugabe Way.

The security personnel took the two suspects - Tendai Matiza (33) and Elizabeth Madenyika (28) to Gweru Central Police Station.

The security personnel smeared the two with flour all over their bodies including their faces after they were briefly detained at the shop.

Acting police spokesperson for Midlands Province, Assistant Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko, confirmed the incident, which occurred on Tuesday afternoon at DCK Supermarket along Sixth Street.

He said the suspects, both staying in Gweru's Mkoba Village 12, had entered the supermarket pretending to be genuine customers, but were later caught shoplifting.

" Upon being searched, Matiza was found with a 500g tinned beef between her thighs while her partner in crime, Madenyika, was also found with a pack of toothpaste also stashed between her thighs,"  he said.

Asst Insp Mahoko said the two were also searched and found with several other grocery items in their handbags.

" Matiza had a 500g Camphor cream and a  case of Colgate toothpaste in the handbag while Madenyika was also found with some body lotions. The total value of stolen property is $48,"  he said.

Asst Insp Mahoko said the two would appear in court soon.

 

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