WATCH LIVE as Gambakwe looks at the appearance of Mnangagwa with Masked soldiers, who have been seen for the first time around the Zimbabwe President. This comes after jailed Zimbabwean activist, Nyokayemabhunu revealed that Mnangagwa is now using a rotating team of Mozambican and South African private security guards.
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Key events for today
1. Chiwenga in Victoris Falls
2. Tagwirei rally in Bulawayo
3. Mnangagwa in Mozambique
Trending Topics
1. Tagwirei introduces monthly reporting for ZANU-PF provinces.
2. Zimbabwe military betrays Chiwenga
3. Zimbabwe military appears at the airport with Mnangagwa.
4. Khonangale ovhura Hombe.
Business
1. South Africa secure $1.5 Billion World Bank loan to upgrade rail and ports. Nominal value: US$1.5 billion. Maturity: 16 years with 3-year grace period
Interest rate: 6-month SOFR plus 1.49%
2. Burial programme of the former late Malawian President, Edgar Lungu was released and was set to start to start at 10:00
Africa
1. Kagame re-appears after weeks of treatment in Germany.
2. Paul Mashatile admits that he is friends with Moses Tembe. Mashatile argued that Bellamont Gaming – A company owned by Tembe and Khumo Bogatsu, the sister of Mashatile’s wife, was not doing business with the presidency.
3. Reward offered for murder of Malawian priest, father William Banda (38). Banda was killed on 13 March 2024 while preparing a sermon at his Tzaneen church. The killer arrived at the church pretending to be a congregant. he suddenly pulled out a gun and shot the priest.
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Notes
Humile Mashatile (née Bogatsu) is the wife of South Africa’s Deputy President Paul Mashatile. She married him in 2023 after both lost their previous spouses in 2020. Humile is 24 years younger than Paul Mashatile and was previously married to Songezo Mjongile, a former ANC Western Cape secretary, who died of colon cancer in 2020. Before her marriage to Mashatile, Humile worked as a personal assistant to Athletics South Africa’s boss and ran a security company in Cape Town.
The couple’s wedding was a high-profile event attended by prominent figures such as Julius Malema and Fikile Mbalula. Humile is known for her luxurious lifestyle, including attending high-society events like the Cannes Film Festival and enjoying expensive imported wines and caviar. Together, Paul and Humile Mashatile have launched the Paul & Humile Mashatile Foundation, which supports autistic children, succeeding Humile’s earlier cancer foundation in memory of her late husband Songezo Mjongile.
Humile Mashatile has become a notable public figure as South Africa’s Second Lady, often in the media spotlight for her style and globe-trotting lifestyle.
