WATCH LIVE as Gambakwe unpacks the new Immigration Amendment Bill which may allow Nyokayemabhunu to apply for alternatives to detention (e.g., electronic monitoring) at his October/November 2025 hearings if courts recognize his political activism as a persecution risk, potentially securing his release pending case resolution.
However, the bill accelerates potential deportation post-conviction, aligning with Minister Leon Schreiber’s enforcement push (e.g., Operation New Broom), which could fast-track his handover to Zimbabwe if fraud charges stick, heightening risks for Masiwa, who alleges SA-ZANU-PF collusion. Enhanced judicial oversight might strengthen challenges to extradition on human rights grounds, buying time for asylum claims under the Refugees Act.
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Key events for today
1. Chinhoyi University Graduation Day Accident Tragedy Panashe Mwinga Burial will be at Umvutshwa today.
2. Mnangagaw caps 604 at HIT
Top Trending News
1. The most prominent political resolution is the move to extend President Mnangagwa’s term from 2028 to 2030, a demand that has emerged from the grassroots. Past resolutions included synchronizing fiscal and monetary policies and promoting indigenous participation in mining and business, while the party has also called for a zero-tolerance legal framework against corruption and established a framework for party supremacy over the government. In the social sphere, resolutions have covered strengthening labor laws and providing drought relief and free healthcare, with a new focus on combating drug and substance abuse through a strict legal framework and introducing a presidential borehole drilling scheme.
2. A Chitungwiza couple, Tichaona Chako and Natasha Chikwanha, had their three-week-old son abducted in 2013 by a woman who befriended them at a hospital; after a decade-long search that drained their resources and caused immense distress, the child was found in 2022 and finally reunited with them in 2023 following the abductor’s arrest and a DNA test, and the family now appeals for financial assistance to rebuild their lives.
3. A new law on immigrants has been passed in South Africa. More details on Gambakwe.
4. Grand Commander of the Zimbabwe Order of Merit (GCZM).
Mutamba Stephen.
5. Speaker of Parliament Advocate Jacob Mudenda is traveling to Japan to meet with government and private sector officials. His visit follows a recent trip by President Mnangagwa, who was in Japan in July and August for Zimbabwe’s National Day at the World Expo 2025 and the Tokyo International Conference on Africa’s Development.
Business
Shurugwi stands
Africa
1. Lenacapavir – Reports indicate an anticipated national rollout starting in January 2026, three months ahead of initial plans.
At the 12th South African AIDS Conference held from September 8–11, 2025, at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg, Deputy Minister of Health Dr. Joe Phaahla delivered the closing keynote address on September 11, focusing on South Africa’s HIV/AIDS response. He highlighted the potential of long-acting injectables like Lenacapavir, backed by R520 million from the Global Fund, to revolutionize prevention for vulnerable groups, while emphasizing the role of AI and digital tools in enhancing treatment and surveillance, amidst challenges like TB-HIV co-infection and global funding uncertainties.
2. On September 11, 2025, Nigeria’s Federal Government, under President Bola Tinubu, revoked the 5% excise tax on telecommunications services, including voice calls and mobile data, as confirmed by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). Initially introduced in 2020 to boost non-oil revenue, the tax faced backlash for increasing costs for over 171 million subscribers and telecom operators already burdened by multiple levies. Its removal, effective immediately, aims to enhance affordability, promote digital inclusion, and ease industry pressures amid recent tariff hikes and economic challenges. Stakeholders like ALTON and NATCOMS welcomed the move, though concerns linger about potential new levies, making this a significant step in Tinubu’s telecom reform agenda.
Vloggers
The Candy Tawana YouTube channel focuses on personal vlogs, pranks, and content related to her relationship. The videos appear to document her daily life, special events like birthdays, and her long-distance relationship. The boyfriend’s name appears to be “DOD” or he is associated with the channel “dodtheman”.
Community
Jeniffer Dube buried in her yard by her step daughter. Jennifer Dube, a mother of one, vanished on May 2nd and was found deceased on September 2nd, buried in a shallow grave in her own garden. Her body was bound with wires and wrapped in cloth.
The community of Magotsha was shocked by the revelation that Jennifer’s alleged killers are her stepdaughter, Linna Mzimela, and Linna’s boyfriend, Nkosi.
Jennifer’s aunt, Monica Nsingo, explained that Jennifer was the wife of the late liberation war hero Isaac Mzimela, and Linna was Isaac’s daughter from his first marriage. The relationship between stepmother and stepdaughter was reportedly tense, allegedly fueled by a bitter dispute over Isaac’s retirement package and rent money from a house in Bulawayo, which had been simmering for years.
In May, these long-standing tensions allegedly escalated into violence. Nsingo recounted that when Jennifer went missing, Linna claimed her stepmother had gone to Lupane for a passport, but Jennifer never returned.
Notes
Timeline of some of the videos on the Candy Tawana YouTube channel:
May 10, 2025: “Welcome To My YOUTUBE CHANNEL!”
May 19, 2025: “Spend The Day With Me || Doing My Nails & Going Out”
June 30, 2025: “hickey prank on my boyfriend”
July 22, 2025: “Let’s Go See My Boyfriend PART2!”
August 17, 2025: “Weekly Vlog | Hair & Nails | Birthday Celebration | Work”
August 30, 2025: “Let’s go see my boyfriend in South Africa”
September 4, 2025: “Poop prank on my boyfriend. He got mad”
September 9, 2025: “How Did We Meet| Long Distance Relationship| Cute Story ❤️”
