Musvo Zimbabwe 2 (2026)

08/06/2026

GoFundMe Investigation Clears Violet Makunike - Simbarashe Fundraiser : Stephen Buzhu (Saint TV) lies exposed .

Those Responsible for Malicious Lies to Face the Law.

24 February 2026.

Truth has prevailed following a thorough and independent review process conducted by GoFundMe.

On 24 February 2026, the GoFundMe fundraising page established for the medical care of Simbarashe was formally cleared after a rigorous review by GoFundMe’s Trust and Safety Team.

The review followed a smear campaign initiated by Saint TV, operated by Stephen Buzhu, in which false allegations were made that the fundraiser was fraudulent and that funds had been misappropriated by Violet Makunike.

Background to the Review:

On 05 February 2026, GoFundMe contacted the fundraiser after receiving reports alleging misuse of funds. These allegations claimed that:

-The fundraising appeal was fraudulent.

-All funds had been exhausted or misused.

-Violet Makunike had used the funds to build a personal residence.

-The beneficiary had not received surgery due to alleged financial mismanagement.

These allegations were entirely false, malicious, and without any factual foundation.

The Investigation Process:
The review process commenced on 05 February 2026 and concluded on 24 February 2026, spanning nearly three weeks.

During this period, GoFundMe requested comprehensive financial documentation and supporting evidence. In full cooperation, the fundraiser provided:

-Over 120 pieces of documentary evidence
-Detailed financial records dating back to January 2019
-Bank statements
-Receipts and invoices
-Proof of payments, including travel, fuel, and medical-related expenses.
-Correspondence and additional supporting documentation.

All requested information was submitted transparently, comprehensively, and without delay.

Outcome of the Review:

On 24 February 2026, GoFundMe confirmed that:

-The review was complete.

-All spending aligned with the stated purpose of the fundraiser.

-No funds had been misappropriated.

-The fundraiser remained compliant and in good standing.

The fundraising page was cleared with no issues.

Significance of the Outcome:

This outcome conclusively disproves the allegations made by Stephen Buzhu and his associates.

The fundraiser, established in 2019, continues to retain funds in its account, supported by detailed and consistent financial records demonstrating responsible stewardship.

The claims that funds were “finished” or used to build a private residence have been exposed as entirely baseless fabrications, with no credible evidence ever produced.

This independent verification significantly strengthens HFZC’s position in the ongoing defamation proceedings.

How the Smear Campaign Unfolded:

On 05 February 2026, Stephen Buzhu, through Saint TV, contacted Violet Makunike via WhatsApp message and subsequently via a call.

During the conversation, Stephen proposed collaboration to raise funds for Simbarashe. Violet welcomed publicity support but made it clear that an established GoFundMe fundraiser was already in place.

Stephen requested that both his phone number and Violet’s number be published on the Saint TV Facebook platform to solicit direct donations outside the GoFundMe structure.

Violet declined, insisting that all support be directed through the existing GoFundMe platform to ensure transparency and accountability.

The discussion became tense when she resisted what she perceived as controlling and inappropriate demands. Shortly thereafter, Stephen Buzhu terminated the call.

Within hours, Saint TV began publishing allegations claiming:

-That all GoFundMe funds had been misappropriated.

-That the funds were the reason surgery had not occurred
That Violet had built a personal residence using charitable funds.

These claims triggered widespread online backlash from individuals who relied on the Saint TV narrative without independent verification.

Notably, Violet Makunike had no prior relationship with Stephen Buzhu before 05 February 2026.

Violet Makunike’s
Position:

Violet Makunike, affectionately known as “Tete Vee” or “Sisi Vee,” has been engaged in humanitarian and charitable work since 2005.
She welcomes the outcome of the GoFundMe review as clear and independent confirmation of her longstanding commitment to:
-Integrity
-Transparency
-Accountability.

Next Steps:

Following the malicious smear campaign and sustained cyber harassment, legal action is now being pursued against those responsible for publishing and disseminating defamatory falsehoods.

The outcome of the GoFundMe Trust and Safety review stands as independent verification that:

-The fundraiser is legitimate.

-Funds have been properly managed.

-No misappropriation has occurred.

The allegations were false and malicious.

Conclusion:

Truth has prevailed through a thorough and independent verification process.
Those who chose to spread falsehoods, damage reputations, and undermine a humanitarian cause will now face the consequences under the law.

Congratulations are in order.

28/05/2026

Copied : Video - Stephen Buzhu ( Saint TV) has been served the defamation lawsuit letter directly today on 28 May 2026 over malicious lies

28 May 2026

Next step : Gumbo and associates lawyers are now proceeding with court summons.

Mr Stephen Buzhu is seen on video in a white car being handed the letter by a representative from Gumbo and associates legal practitioners. He retained his copy and refused to sign stating that he already received the first letter left at his house with person who was present at his house on 25 February 2026.

The second attempt to serve the letter on 28 May 2026 was intiated with the understanding that maybe he did not receive the first letter. Stephen is heard in today's video confirming that he received the first letter. So now he has received both letters. Today he refused to sign the letter and retained his copy.

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Saint TV Stephen Buzhu Hit with US$700,000 Defamation Claim

25 February 2026

A major defamation lawsuit has been formally initiated against Stephen Buzhu of Saint TV following legal action by Violet Makunike and Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust through their legal representatives Gumbo and associates.

The claim arises from allegations reportedly made by Mr Buzhu asserting that Violet Makunike converted GoFundMe proceeds raised for Simbarashe Dande to personal use and used the funds to construct a private residence. The plaintiffs categorically deny these allegations and describe them as malicious, false, and gravely defamatory.

INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION:

On 05 February 2026 following reports arising from his publications, the GoFundMe Trust and Safety Team conducted the fundraiser and initiated an internal investigation. On 24 February 2026 the team concluded the formal investigation and confirmed that no wrongdoing had occurred. The campaign was found to be fully compliant and properly administered.

Despite this independent verification, Stephen Buzhu failed to retract his statements or issue an apology.

Instead, he continued to publish and amplify defamatory content, including:

1.Endorsing and repeating false claims from third parties;

2.Suggesting criminal conduct and the prospect of arrests;

3.Implying that medical treatment was being deliberately withheld;

4.Encouraging or engaging in coordinated harassment and cyberbullying;

5.Misrepresenting the role of others to undermine Ms Makunike’s contributions;

6.Issuing statements calculated to create fear, suspicion, and public alarm; and

7.Persisting with defamatory insinuations even after the campaign had been formally cleared.

This pattern of conduct constitutes a sustained and deliberate campaign of defamation, harassment, and misinformation.

The GoFundMe campaign was independently reviewed and unequivocally cleared of any wrongdoing , thus his continued publication of disproven allegations, in the face of verified findings, demonstrates a wilful disregard for the truth and reinforces a clear inference of malice.

The total damages being demanded amount to US$700,000, broken down as follows:

US$500,000 in favour of Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust and

US$200,000 in favour of Violet Makunike personally.

Cease and Desist Letter – Formal Demands:

On 25 February 2026, the plaintiffs’ lawyer served a comprehensive Cease and Desist Letter upon Mr Buzhu outlining specific remedial demands.

The letter requires that Mr Buzhu:

-Immediately cease and desist from publishing or sharing any further defamatory material concerning the plaintiffs.

-Remove all offending videos, posts, and comments from all digital platforms, including but not limited to Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, and any other platform under his control.

-Publish a full, unconditional, and unequivocal public retraction and apology, with the same prominence as the original defamatory statements.

-Post the apology and retraction every morning for fourteen (14) consecutive days, without deleting any of the posts.

-Pin the apology and retraction for a continuous period of fourteen (14) days on the Facebook platform “Saint TV” and on every platform where the alleged defamatory statements were published.

Pay damages as follows:

US$200,000 is being claimed by Violet Makunike in her personal capacity for reputational harm, emotional distress, and damage to her professional standing.

US$500,000 is being claimed by Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust for institutional reputational injury, loss of public trust and confidence, and financial prejudice.

10% collection commission on all claimed amounts.

Provide a written undertaking that he will refrain from any further defamatory or injurious statements concerning the plaintiffs.

The letter further states that failure to comply fully within the stipulated timeframe and demands will result in immediate legal proceedings without further notice.

The plaintiffs intend to seek:

The full claimed sums,
Aggravated damages,
and all other appropriate relief the court may deem just.

Legal Position:
The plaintiffs argue that the allegations amount to serious imputations of fraud and dishonesty.

Under Zimbabwean civil law, such statements — if false and published to third parties — constitute actionable defamation, particularly where they injure professional and institutional reputation.

Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust maintains that its humanitarian operations depend on public trust and confidence, and that allegations of financial misconduct pose existential risks to charitable sustainability.

Awaiting Response:
As of publication, there has been no formal public response from Stephen Buzhu or Saint TV.

The matter is poised to proceed through the courts should the demands set out in the cease and desist letter not be fully satisfied within the prescribed period.

28/05/2026

Copied : Video - Stephen Buzhu ( Saint TV) has been served the defamation lawsuit letter directly today on 28 May 2026 over malicious lies

28 May 2026

Next step : Gumbo and associates lawyers are now proceeding with court summons.

Mr Stephen Buzhu is seen on video in a white car being handed the letter by a representative from Gumbo and associates legal practitioners. He retained his copy and refused to sign stating that he already received the first letter left at his house with person who was present at his house on 25 February 2026.

The second attempt to serve the letter on 28 May 2026 was intiated with the understanding that maybe he did not receive the first letter. Stephen is heard in today's video confirming that he received the first letter. So now he has received both letters. Today he refused to sign the letter and retained his copy.

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Saint TV Stephen Buzhu Hit with US$700,000 Defamation Claim

25 February 2026

A major defamation lawsuit has been formally initiated against Stephen Buzhu of Saint TV following legal action by Violet Makunike and Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust through their legal representatives Gumbo and associates.

The claim arises from allegations reportedly made by Mr Buzhu asserting that Violet Makunike converted GoFundMe proceeds raised for Simbarashe Dande to personal use and used the funds to construct a private residence. The plaintiffs categorically deny these allegations and describe them as malicious, false, and gravely defamatory.

INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION:

On 05 February 2026 following reports arising from his publications, the GoFundMe Trust and Safety Team conducted the fundraiser and initiated an internal investigation. On 24 February 2026 the team concluded the formal investigation and confirmed that no wrongdoing had occurred. The campaign was found to be fully compliant and properly administered.

Despite this independent verification, Stephen Buzhu failed to retract his statements or issue an apology.

Instead, he continued to publish and amplify defamatory content, including:

1.Endorsing and repeating false claims from third parties;

2.Suggesting criminal conduct and the prospect of arrests;

3.Implying that medical treatment was being deliberately withheld;

4.Encouraging or engaging in coordinated harassment and cyberbullying;

5.Misrepresenting the role of others to undermine Ms Makunike’s contributions;

6.Issuing statements calculated to create fear, suspicion, and public alarm; and

7.Persisting with defamatory insinuations even after the campaign had been formally cleared.

This pattern of conduct constitutes a sustained and deliberate campaign of defamation, harassment, and misinformation.

The GoFundMe campaign was independently reviewed and unequivocally cleared of any wrongdoing , thus his continued publication of disproven allegations, in the face of verified findings, demonstrates a wilful disregard for the truth and reinforces a clear inference of malice.

The total damages being demanded amount to US$700,000, broken down as follows:

US$500,000 in favour of Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust and

US$200,000 in favour of Violet Makunike personally.

Cease and Desist Letter – Formal Demands:

On 25 February 2026, the plaintiffs’ lawyer served a comprehensive Cease and Desist Letter upon Mr Buzhu outlining specific remedial demands.

The letter requires that Mr Buzhu:

-Immediately cease and desist from publishing or sharing any further defamatory material concerning the plaintiffs.

-Remove all offending videos, posts, and comments from all digital platforms, including but not limited to Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, and any other platform under his control.

-Publish a full, unconditional, and unequivocal public retraction and apology, with the same prominence as the original defamatory statements.

-Post the apology and retraction every morning for fourteen (14) consecutive days, without deleting any of the posts.

-Pin the apology and retraction for a continuous period of fourteen (14) days on the Facebook platform “Saint TV” and on every platform where the alleged defamatory statements were published.

Pay damages as follows:

US$200,000 is being claimed by Violet Makunike in her personal capacity for reputational harm, emotional distress, and damage to her professional standing.

US$500,000 is being claimed by Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust for institutional reputational injury, loss of public trust and confidence, and financial prejudice.

10% collection commission on all claimed amounts.

Provide a written undertaking that he will refrain from any further defamatory or injurious statements concerning the plaintiffs.

The letter further states that failure to comply fully within the stipulated timeframe and demands will result in immediate legal proceedings without further notice.

The plaintiffs intend to seek:

The full claimed sums,
Aggravated damages,
and all other appropriate relief the court may deem just.

Legal Position:
The plaintiffs argue that the allegations amount to serious imputations of fraud and dishonesty.

Under Zimbabwean civil law, such statements — if false and published to third parties — constitute actionable defamation, particularly where they injure professional and institutional reputation.

Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust maintains that its humanitarian operations depend on public trust and confidence, and that allegations of financial misconduct pose existential risks to charitable sustainability.

Awaiting Response:
As of publication, there has been no formal public response from Stephen Buzhu or Saint TV.

The matter is poised to proceed through the courts should the demands set out in the cease and desist letter not be fully satisfied within the prescribed period.

03/03/2026

Content creator Stephen Buzhu of Saint TV slapped with US$700 000 Defamation lawsuit demand for spreding malicious lies.

Cease and Desist Served – Court Proceedings to Follow if Demands Not Met.

01 March 2026

Legal representatives acting for Violet Makunike and Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust have formally served a cease and desist letter on Stephen Buzhu, the individual operating Saint TV, demanding damages totalling US$700,000.

The matter is not yet before the courts. However, legal practitioners have confirmed that formal court proceedings will be instituted without further notice should the demands set out in the letter not be fully satisfied within the stipulated timeframe.

*Statements Presented as Fact:*

The legal demand arises from public statements made by Mr Buzhu in which he asserted — and presented as factual — that Violet Makunike diverted GoFundMe proceeds raised for Simbarashe Dande to personal use and constructed a private residence using those funds.

These statements were not framed as opinion or inquiry. They were communicated as definitive claims.
Both Ms Makunike and Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust categorically deny these assertions and maintain that they are false, defamatory, and severely damaging to personal and institutional reputation.

*GoFundMe Review and Clearance*

It is further stated that the fundraiser in question opened by Violet in her personal capacity underwent review by GoFundMe, including examination of financial documentation and expenditure records. Following that review, the fundraiser was cleared to continue operating.

The plaintiffs contend that the continued circulation of allegations in light of this review has caused significant reputational harm and undermined public confidence in charitable operations.

*Damages and Remedial Demands:*

The cease and desist letter demands:

-US$200,000 in personal damages in favour of Violet Makunike;

-US$500,000 in damages in favour of Hope for Zimbabwe Children Trust;

-Immediate removal of all offending videos, posts, and comments from all digital platforms;

-A full, unconditional, and unequivocal public retraction and apology, published with the same prominence as the original statements;

-A written undertaking to refrain from any further defamatory or injurious statements.

Failure to comply fully will result in immediate institution of civil proceedings seeking the above sums, aggravated damages, and legal costs.

*Accountability in the Digital Age:*

This matter is not solely about monetary damages. It is about accountability.
Public platforms and digital reach do not provide immunity from the consequences of serious factual accusations made against individuals and charitable institutions.

Content creation carries responsibility. Engagement, audience growth, and public support must never come at the expense of truth and due diligence.

Allegations of financial misconduct strike at the heart of public trust. When presented as fact, such claims can undermine humanitarian efforts, disrupt public confidence, and ultimately harm the vulnerable beneficiaries charities exist to serve.

This case therefore stands as a clear reminder:

-Digital influence does not replace evidence.

-Public assertion does not override legal standards.

-Statements presented as fact must be capable of proof.

-Reputations are not content. Charity work is not a battleground for unverified claims.

*Next Steps:*

Should the demands outlined in the cease and desist letter not be met within the prescribed timeframe, the matter will proceed to court, where the evidentiary basis of the statements will be tested in the proper legal forum.

No further substantive comment will be made at this stage in order to preserve the integrity of anticipated legal proceedings.

Press Release

08/02/2026

Arrest of Florence Fungai Marimbire by Shurugwi police: On 20 November 2019

She was arrested by Shurugwi police after disappearing with Simbarashe's us$1247 she was sent as bus fare to go with Simbarashe and mother to South Africa. After collecting the cash she switched off her phone and disappeared. Shurungwi police cornered her and arrested her and recovered the money. She promised that it will never happen again. While in South Africa she lied that she has been attacked by robbers and all money on her stolen.

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This is the bitter ex paid volunteer for Simbarashe Dande (Florence Fungai Marimbire )sending fake news about Violet Makunike and Simbarashe to some facebook groups .

Florence is fighting a losing personal battle and eversince Violet told her to go Florence has been working so hard to smear campaign Violet. Unfortunately Violet is a very good evidence keeper apart from being a no nonsense anti donor funds abuse advocate kekekekeke seka hako wasu. If you dont know sisi vee well sehure iro Dorothy McCarthy uri chituta. Zvimahure zvekumvenge posting here on my wall maswera seiko pano nhasi.

Kunyadzisa kwazvo especially for the sewage mvenge mvenge group vanokambira zvavasingaziyi kuri kuda kuwachisa sisi vee because vakambofumura chimukadzirume cheko Brian . Manje nasisi vee munonyara mangwana . Kupata chaiko kekekeke seka hako wasu.

Highlights

1.Violet reported Florence to Zimbabwe police after she disappeared with US$1247.00 for Simbarashe Dande's journey to SA .After receiving the amount through Western union Florence blocked Violet on whatsapp went silent

2.Before blocking Violet ,Florence was also refusing to send Violet receipts for bus fare she was claiming to have bought. She had not bought any tickets but only did so after she was arrested.

3.Violet quickly contacted police who cornered Florence in Shurugwi and arrested her with the money before she spent it. Florence (pictured) was arrested on her way to hospital to visit her uncle whose leg had been amputated. She later said her uncle had passed away

4.While in South Africa, Florence conned Simbaraahe's mother a bag full of Simbarashe and mother's clothes.These were clothes bought by Violet for Simbarashe. Simbarashe's mother failed to locate her and she ignored several pleas by her to return the bag of clothes.

5.Violet contacted the police and Florence was cornered and the police gave her an ultimatim to return the bag asap and she did return the bag the same day police got involved and ordered her to return the bag or face formal arrest

6.Florence constantly refused to send receipts of expenditure and lied that she was staying in a guest house yet she was staying with a colleague and faked proof or accomodation

7..... She did a lot ....and so on ....Violet told Florence to go and she went away very angry. Simbarashe's mother said she was very relieved as Florence was bullying her even in front of patients and nurses.

8.Florence uses fake names to send the fake news to some silly groups and one of the fake names she would use is Mugabe Nyoka Tamara

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1.When Florence Fungai Marimbire was arrested in Zimbabwe after disappearing with money us$ 1247 for SA transport . She was quickly caught unaware by police and arrested.

[01/02, 9:09 am] Sisi Vee: Mamuka sei vaBira muri kutaurawo namai Violet Makunike kuUK. Ndapihwa number dzenyu neMasvingo. Taitawo problem . Takatumira £1000 = us$ 1247.40 kumudzimai ari kuShurugwi anonzi Fungai Florence Marimbire kuti abatsire mhuri kuenda kuSouth Africa Pretoria kuti abatsire kurapisa mwana ane cancer . Mwana ari kuMurehwa nefamily. Mari iyi Florence aifanira kuchinja to rands otenga matickets ebus to SA imwe opa mhuri etc. Florence since Monday after atora mari kuwestern union akabva atiza haachabatiki

[01/02, 9:10 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Address yaFlorence mungaizivawo here

[01/02, 9:11 am] Sisi Vee: Ehe regai ndione. Tingatenda zvikuru kana mukabatsira. Kana muchida mari yekufambira nyaya yacho since tichizwisisa kuti kumusha fuel iri kunetsa etc monditaurira

[01/02, 9:12 am] Sisi Vee: Address yake yaakanyoresa paakatora mari iChachacha

[01/02, 9:13 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Okay regai tione timgamuwana sei

[01/02, 9:14 am] Sisi Vee: Mari yatakatumira from western union iyo.Mazvita henyu. Pleasemusarege kunditaurira kana muchida mari yekubatsirikana pabasa racho. Will send you macontact emhuri yaaifanira kupa mari too nekutengera matickets

[01/02, 9:15 am] Sisi Vee: Number dzaFlorence idzo

[01/02, 9:16 am] Sisi Vee: Atiblocker on whatsapp and calls phone adzima yakuti unreachable

[01/02, 9:17 am] Sisi Vee: Anoshandira Chachacha area and Gweru achiti ari kuita charity community work

[01/02, 9:19 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Regai ndiplanner and will update you as investigations progress

[01/02, 9:20 am] Sisi Vee: Ok . Mazvita. Thank you very much 👏🏽👏🏽

[01/02, 9:21 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Can you supply me with ID number yake ndoda kutsvaga her original home address

[01/02, 9:21 am] Sisi Vee: Ok let me ask will update you shortly

[01/02, 9:27 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Tomubata haisi nyaya

[01/02, 9:28 am] Sisi Vee: Mazvita. Ndabvunza ID ndamirira feedback

[01/02, 9:29 am] Sisi Vee: Vaaifamba naye kuenda kuwestern union to collect money and assistwo family ndeavo mr paradza vari kuGweru so he is a very good witness

[01/02, 9:33 am] Sisi Vee: Mazvita henyu. Mwana wacho ari kufanira kurapiswa is Simbarashe musiyiwa Dande avakabata paprofile pavo

[01/02, 9:34 am] Sisi Vee: Will send you videos of Florence and Paradza interviewing mhuri kwaMurehwa tavatuma kubvunza zvinodiwa kuti tibatsire

[01/02, 9:47 am] Sisi Vee: Will send you ID yaFlorence still waiting.

[01/02, 9:48 am] Sisi Vee: Ari kutambudzika mwana nemhuri takabatika too and we offered to help Florence akuba mari fungaiwo

[01/02, 9:48 am] Sisi Vee: Utsinye hwacho

[01/02, 9:48 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Where is Florence based according to yr interview

[01/02, 9:49 am] Sisi Vee: She isbased kyChachacha Shurugwi pamashops eChachacha ndopaanogara with her mother and her daughter Mazvita

[01/02, 9:50 am] Sisi Vee: Somewhere near that area

[01/02, 9:50 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Okay I will come back to u

[01/02, 9:53 am] Sisi Vee: Ok thank you very much. Regai ndione yeID. Mwari vamuitire nyasha. If you are stuck with any costs please monditaurira chatiri kuda kuti Florence abatwe aendese mari kumhuri kwamurehwa nemupurisa . She issupposed to give mhuri $us1057 American dollars. Pa$1247 yaakatora kuWestern union takanga tati yake i$150 yaparadza $50 balance yese mhuri

[01/02, 9:53 am] Sisi Vee: Atadza kupa mhuri mari then we press charges nemhuri

[01/02, 9:56 am] Sisi Vee: Number iyo vaArchboard Chapwanya ibest friend yababa wemwana we use to communicate navo vari kwamurehwa vanogara pedyo nemhuri yemwana. Mhuri hausi paapp baba vemwana havana phone

[01/02, 9:56 am] Sisi Vee: So vaChapwanya passes all messages to mhuri

[01/02, 10:03 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Will update u commencing investigations

[01/02, 10:44 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Was at Shurugwi District Social Welfare offices vati they know her and vatipa the same phone numbers dzamatipa

[01/02, 11:03 am] Sisi Vee: Thank you so much.That was fast.Yes had forgetten to tell you about social services there they know her a lot. Also schools in the chachacha area know her a lot. I saw her in 2016 i think when i visited helping another child Bheki aiwa necancer she passed away. We drove with Florence in chachacha and visited a care home with her and she introduced us to the care home family managing the home with sexually abused children . Will send you the images May God bless you.

[01/02, 11:05 am] Shurugwi Police In Charge: So let me see ndiende kuChachacha cz fon dzake dzose dziri not reachable.

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2. Have contacted police

[10/04, 8:04 pm] Sisi Vee: Munofara here. Vemakore. Ko Florence uya akatiza nebag rehembe dzamai simba nedzasimba

[10/04, 8:09 pm] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Aah tiripo zvedu. Kuri sei kuchando. Aah ndakagara ndazviona but ndakafunga kuti mumupe second chance.

[10/04, 8:09 pm] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Akatiza rini

[10/04, 8:09 pm] Shurugwi Police In Charge: Kana ari muno muZimbabwe will make a follow up timubate

[10/04, 8:28 pm] Sisi Vee: Taurai henyu imbavha. Anga ari muZimbabwe then adzokera kusouth but adzingwa kuhospital so maybe anosvika kuzimbabwe next week. Isusu takamuti arege basa anga akuabuser even mai simba plus refusing to give evidence yezvinhu and lying prices.

Munogona kufonera mai vacho kuzimbabwe vamutaurire ape mai simba bag rehembe dzavo nedzemwana dzaari kuramba nadzo
Akarega achingodzoka anosungwa

03/02/2026

MAY YOU PLEASE SHARE : Thank you.

Charity Appeal to help an 11-Year-Old Zimbabwean Boy Receive Life-Saving Surgery

Fundraising target: US$235,656 – Mayo Clinic, USA

Dear kind well wishers.

We are helping to raise funds for Simbarashe Dande, an 11-year-old boy from rural Murehwa, Zimbabwe, who urgently needs a second, life-saving surgery.

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His GO FUND ME Page page is at

https://gofund.me/6eb7381ba

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ECOCASH MERCHANT DETAILS

*NAME* : Hope For Zimbabwe Children

*INSTRUCTIONS*

*153*2*2*053443*Amount # Dial

Star 153 Star 2 Star 2 Star 053443 Star.
Amount # Dial

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Time is running out for Simbarashe. He is currently in Zimbabwe, living with his mother under extremely difficult circumstances, while battling an aggressive and devastating cancer

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About Simbarashe’s Condition

Simbarashe was diagnosed around 2017 with maxillofacial osteosarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer affecting the facial bones. We began fundraising for him in 2019, when he was just 4 years old. Today, he is 11.

He currently presents with a massive tumour involving the entire maxilla, with obliteration of the right lateral nasal wall. The tumour has engulfed his mouth and nostril, leaving him in constant pain, and severely affecting his ability to eat, speak, and breathe.

The relentless growth of the tumour has distorted his face, nose, and eye, and his neck is now swollen. He lives every day in agony.

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Previous Treatment and Challenges

In 2019, Simbarashe underwent his first ablative surgery in South Africa, where part of the tumour was removed. Initially, he showed some improvement. However, the tumour later resurfaced and became even more aggressive, continuing to grow as he grows.

A second surgery in South Africa failed due to reconstructive limitations and poor prognosis in achieving clear surgical margins, following complications during the first operation.

Between 1 April 2019 and 11 July 2019, Simbarashe underwent 7 cycles of chemotherapy, but sadly there was no significant reduction in tumour size. MRI scans continued to confirm a locally aggressive tumour of the right maxilla, causing upper airway obstruction.

As a result, Simbarashe has been dependent on a long-term tracheostomy since 28 February 2019 to help him breathe.

Despite every effort made locally and regionally, his condition continues to worsen. He urgently needs a second, highly specialised surgery, which is not available in Zimbabwe or South Africa.

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Why We Are Fundraising

Simbarashe has been assessed by Mayo Clinic (USA), a world-leading medical institution capable of providing the specialised surgery he desperately needs.

The total estimated cost of treatment is US$235,656, broken down as follows:

Consultation with Dr. Moore – $510

Consultation with Dr. Price – $1,293

Maxillofacial services – $2,256

Maxillectomy surgery – $231,597

Total estimated cost: $235,656

Mayo Clinic requires full payment in advance before treatment can begin. International patients do not qualify for financial assistance, making fundraising the only hope for Simbarashe.

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Family Situation

Simbarashe’s father, Thompson, passed away in 2019, shortly after Simbarashe’s first surgery. His mother, Maria, is now raising him alone and struggles daily to meet his complex medical needs.

Beyond surgery, Simbarashe also needs ongoing support for:

Food and nutrition

Medication and medical supplies

Clothing

School books

Toys and basic childhood needs

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Our Appeal to You

We are humbly asking you to find it in your heart to help save Simbarashe’s life. Any donation, no matter how small, brings us closer to giving this brave young boy a chance to live, breathe, eat, and smile again.

Please support Simbarashe by donating through his JustGiving fundraising page and by sharing this appeal with others.

For more information or alternative donation options, please feel free to contact us.

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Thank you so much for your generosity, compassion, and continued support. Your kindness means more than words can express and will be cherished forever by Simbarashe and his family.

Together, we can give Simbarashe hope and a future.

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