Mutangadura’s coffin was mobbed as it arrived at his farm in Ruwa where a service was held and prayers were said by Rev Retired Colonel Nyagura leads service of late Joseph Mutangadura.
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Key Events For Today
1. Mutangadura Burial on today.
2. Tendai Ndoro Funeral Service was held in Johannesburg yesterday.
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2. Tendai Ndoro changed his name to Tendai Mukundwa (Dhewa). His funeral service was held in South Africa. Tendai Ndoro was living alone with his grade 2 child Liza. he had this child with Thandekile Grace Maseko with whom he broke up in 2022. The aunt took her to Polokwane to live with her. In 2024, Tatenda Ndoro had married another woman in Zimbabwe, Rumbidzai Mazvese with whom he had a child, Mukundi, Zyan.
3. Dr Fortune Gomo was repartriated buried in Zimbabwe. Dr. Fortune Faith Gomo, a Zimbabwean scientist, was tragically murdered in Dundee, Scotland. She was found fatally injured on a street in Dundee on July 5, 2025, after an alleged attack. A 20-year-old man was arrested for her murder. She was a graduate of the University of Dundee and worked as a Senior Service Planner at Scottish Water.
4. Delish Nguwaya celebrates his birthday
5. 28-31 Aug 2025: Comic Con Africa, the continent’s biggest pop culture and gaming festival.
6. 41 UZ Students are on Fossil Contracting Scholarships. 30 in High school.
7. Nelson Chamisa Tweet.
8. 13 September By-Elections
9. Standard Bank MSU Scholarship now open
Business
1. Zambia runs out of diesel.
2. South Africa grants R15.5 Billion AIDS drug tender to Aspen Pharmacare overlooking local suppliers whose prices were higher.
3. Blue Label Telecoms said it expects its headline earnings per share for the year to be between 517% and 521% higher.
4. Jacob Zuma was given at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), in Ghana. The specific event was the UPSA Annual Leadership Lecture 2025, which took place at the Kofi Ohene Konadu Auditorium on the UPSA campus.
5. Eleven private Train Operating Companies have been granted access to Transnet’s rail network. Of 25 companies that applied to use the state’s rail infrastructure to transport minerals, 11 have been shortlisted to move forward to the next round of negotiations.
Africa
1. South Sudan’s president fires finance minister, marking seventh replacement since 2020.
2. Zambia HH Fires Deputy Airforce Commander.
3. DA demands dismissal of GPAA CEO over alleged corrupt contracts.
Entertainment
Kelly Khumalo celebrates 20 years in music with new album “Rebirth.”
Community
1. Mve Two For one promotion
Notes
More than 20 years ago: Titus Murefu, an AFM pastor, agrees to buy a piece of land from a man named Errol Tarr.
Initial Payment: Titus Murefu pays a deposit of US$135.00 toward the purchase price.
Within one year of the agreement: The deadline for Murefu to pay the full purchase price of the land expires, and he fails to do so.
February 21, 2004: Tadius Murefu’s submissions state that Titus Murefu made a payment of US$135 000.00 as a “deposit.” The balance of the full purchase price, US$121 000.50, was to be paid to the plaintiff on or before June 30, 2004.
June 30, 2004: The defendant fails to pay the balance, leading to the cancellation of the agreement.
Court Application: In a court application, HCH387/124, Erroll Tarr, represented by his company Mead-Owlea Private Limited, once sued Titus Murefu. The goal was to cancel the agreement and compel Murefu to pay the outstanding balance. Tafadzwa Patience Chimunya and Cynthia Gambiza are suing Murefu.
2. The Gomo and Nyatsanza families would like to express their heartfelt gratitude for the immense support and assistance received during the repatriation process and the funeral of Dr. Gomo. Special thanks go to the Zimbabwean government, particularly the embassy in the UK, as well as the Scottish government, the Scottish police, Scottish Water, Dundee University, Scottish MPs, councillors, Sandy’s Bar, the Scottish couple first respondent on the scene, the Dundee community, Mr. Ade from Naba, St. Peter’s Anglican Church in Mabelreign Harare and St. Andrews Cathedral in Dundee, among many others. Your dedication and compassion during this challenging time have provided our family with great comfort.
The guidance and resources offered by these institutions and individuals were invaluable in navigating the complexities of the repatriation process. We truly appreciate the care and respect with which you handled every detail. The contributions from well-wishers, including the Scottish community and beyond, have made a significant difference, helping to make this difficult journey more bearable. Your kindness has not gone unnoticed and has genuinely touched our hearts. Thank you once again for your unwavering support and dedication. We are forever grateful for your assistance during this time of sorrow and transition. With deepest appreciation, we thank you all.
With deepest Appreciation The Gomo and Nyatsanza Families
