In a bizarree development, Zimbabwe President, ED Mnangagwa has continued his day to day duties while on annual leave as he continues to blackout his popular vice President, General Chiwenga.
Mnangagwa has been making public appearances and yesterday signed off the 2025 budget.
This is happening as Acting President, Kembo Mohadi is still sick in bed.
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1. 8-year-old Tinotenda Pudu found after 8 days in the bush
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A true miracle in remote Kasvisva community, Nyaminyami in rural Kariba, a community where one wrong turn could easily lead into a game park. 8-year-old Tinotenda Pudu wandered away, lost direction & unknowingly headed into the perilous Matusadonha game park. After 5 long, harrowing days in the jungle near Hogwe River, which feeds into Ume river, the boy has been found alive by the incredible rangers from Matusadona Africa Parks. His ordeal, wandering 23km from home, sleeping on a rocky perch, amidst roaring lions, passing elephants, eating wild fruits and just the unforgiving wild is too much for an 8year old.
We are overwhelmed with gratitude to the brave park rangers, the tireless Nyaminyami community who beat night drums each day to get the boy hear sound & get the direction back home & everyone who joined the search. Above all, we thank God for watching over Tinotenda and leading him back home safely. This is a testament to the power of unity, hope, prayer and never giving up.
