Zimbabweans are today awaiting to see the next move that will be made by Zimbabwe Vice-President, Constantion Chiwenga. This comes as Mnangagwa celebrates his birthday at Mandava stadium in Zvishavane.
Key events for today
1. Gambakwe turns 49, Mnangagwa turns 83. Mnangagwa to celebrate his birthday at Mandava stadium. She has revealed that someone was willing to rent the house even in its unfinished state.
2. Malawi elections are on tomorrow.
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Top Trending News
1. Shocking salary for BCC war veterans on top of the tenders.
2. University of Joburg took students to Zimbabwe.
3. Alexius Manyanda has been arrested for failing to pay maintenance and assaulting his wife, top lawyer, Nyasha Pamella Timba. He is the Director of the Peace-Building and Capacity Development Foundation (PACDEF).
4. Gary Bell, a convicted drug dealer, has had his appeal dismissed by the High Court in Bulawayo. This decision requires him to return to prison to serve his 12-month effective sentence. Justices Munamato Mutevedzi and Ngoni Nduna ruled that the magistrates’ court’s conviction was sound and that Bell’s claim of being framed was not supported by evidence. According to Justice Mutevedzi, the court found the appellant in possession of drugs beyond a reasonable doubt and his claim that the drugs were planted couldn’t be supported by any evidence.
Bell, 42, a well-known Bulawayo socialite, had been out on a US$500 bail since mid-August while he was challenging his conviction.
Business
1. South Africa’s first Zimbali Supercar Vault is launched.
2. In South Africa, assets recently rallied, with the JSE closing at a record high and the rand strengthening to its best level in nearly a year. This surge was driven by corporate consolidation in the mining sector, a rally in precious metals, and dovish policy signals from major central banks.
The all-share index climbed 0.51% on a Friday, bringing its gains over the past year to nearly 30%. The rand, meanwhile, traded at R17.38/$. This positive movement was fueled by growing expectations that the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank will cut interest rates, encouraging investors to move into higher-risk assets. These expectations were bolstered by a weaker-than-expected US jobs report in early August.
3. The agreement, signed in the presence of Deputy Tourism Minister Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa, will see IGG establish a special purpose vehicle with Outcomes Consulting to manage its local operations. IGG was represented by partner, Mr Issa Kassem and Global CEO, Mr Andrew Hammond, while Outcomes was represented by chairman, Mr Kudzai Owen Mnangagwa.
Africa
1. Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has publicly engaged Princess Sihle Mdluli, also known as Liphovela laMdluli. The event took place during the 2025 Umhlanga (Reed Dance) Ceremony at the Ludzidzini Royal Residence in Eswatini, the home country of the king’s late mother, Queen Mantfombi Dlamini Zulu. King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has several wives:
Queen Ntokozo KaMayisela: She is his first wife.
Queen Nomzamo Myeni: She is his third wife.
Queen Nozizwe Mulela: She is his second wife.
Princess Sihle Mdluli (Liphovela laMdluli): She is his fourth wife, to whom he recently became engaged.
2. On 14 September 2025 at around 18:00, a serious incident occurred on the M1 highway near Booysens Road in Johannesburg. A passenger on a bus had an altercation with the bus driver and grabbed the steering wheel. This caused the driver to lose control, and the bus veered off the M1 Southbound, crossed the barricades and median, entering the M1 Northbound lanes. There, it collided with six other vehicles in a multi-vehicle crash.
3. The Gauteng Department of Human Settlements has stated that the widely reported figure of a 1.4 million housing backlog is incorrect. According to MEC Tasneem Motara, the number is inflated by duplicate and ineligible names on the National Housing Needs Register. The actual backlog of approved beneficiaries on the Housing Subsidy System is about 293,000. Despite financial pressures, the province exceeded its housing delivery goals for 2024/25, building over 7,200 units and issuing 6,244 title deeds. The allocation of housing prioritizes long-waiting applicants, the elderly, people with disabilities, and military veterans.
Entertainment
Zimbabwe Vloggers
1. Getrude Mhiribidi of Mhiribidi house reveals her name.
2. Milly Tsitsi spends a few days in China
Entertainment
The marriage of media mogul Given Mkhari and astute businesswoman Ipeleng Mkhari is officially on the rocks, with sources close to the couple confirming their separation and an impending divorce.
Community
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Notes
Here is a timeline of the recent dispute between Nyasha Pamella Timba and Alexius Manyanda:
July 14, 2025: A court orders Alexius Manyanda to stop physically and verbally abusing Nyasha Pamella Timba.
August 15, 2025: Manyanda is ordered to pay school fees, occupational and speech therapy fees, and registration fees for one of their children, totaling US1,100,andschoolfeesofUS1,945 for the third school term.
August 30, 2025: Manyanda is ordered to pay US$3,870 in school fees for their second child.
September 9, 2025: Manyanda allegedly physically assaulted Timba, pushing her and forcing his hand against her, while accusing her of recording him on her cellphone. He also allegedly threatened her life and verbally abused her over his failure to pay maintenance.
Weekend of September 13-14, 2025: Manyanda is remanded in custody after being brought to court for contempt of court, failing to pay maintenance, and making threats of violence. He is expected to appear in court again for a bail hearing.
