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01/10/2026

IN PICTURES

Six people have died after a helicopter crashed in Zimbabwe's Marondera rural area, east of the capital, Harare, on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

Zimbabwe's Chief Government Spokesperson, Nick Mangwana, confirmed the accident in a statement posted on X, saying all six people aboard the aircraft had died.

According to Mangwana, the helicopter was carrying a prominent businessman, three other passengers and two pilots when the accident occurred.

Zimbabwean online publication ZimLive has reported that businessman Wicknell Chivayo was among those aboard the aircraft.

Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin'ono also claimed in a social media post that Chivayo and his wife had died in the crash. However, authorities have yet to formally confirm the identities of the victims.

Police said the helicopter crashed at approximately 17:00 local time, prompting an emergency response.

National Police Spokesperson Paul Nyathi said the victims' bodies were severely burned, making immediate identification difficult. He indicated that authorities would undertake formal identification procedures before releasing the victims' names.

Mangwana, who initially reported that the aircraft was carrying four passengers, subsequently updated his statement to clarify that there were six people aboard, including the two pilots.

The circumstances surrounding the accident remain unclear, and the cause of the crash has not yet been established.

Authorities are expected to release further information as investigations continue.

28/09/2026

EPISODE 4 : MAKOSA IMEFANYIKA KIDOGO...
JAILED FOR 5 YEARS what next??

28/09/2026

Episode 3 : BACK IN THE CITY..

23/09/2026

SHARP BOYS EVERY WHERE
In a shocking turn of events, a group of freshers found themselves in a bewildering situation that unfolded on their campus. It all began when a fake lecturer, posing as an authority figure, administered a test exam to the unsuspecting freshers, who were eager to prove their academic prowess.
However, as the clock ticked away, the tension in the room began to shift. After two long hours of focused examination, the students, still immersed in their thoughts about the questions they had just answered, suddenly realized that something was amiss. A wave of confusion washed over them as they discovered that the suspect had vanished into thin air, taking with him their mobile phones, which had been left on their desks as per the exam regulations.

Panic ensued as the realization set in that their personal belongings, filled with cherished memories and crucial information, were now in the hands of a deceitful stranger. The freshers quickly banded together, their camaraderie shining through the chaos, as they rushed to report the incident to the police. The urgency of the situation was palpable, with students recounting their experiences and providing descriptions of the fake lecturer, hoping to aid in the swift recovery of their stolen possessions. This incident not only left a mark on their academic journey but also served as a stark reminder of the importance of vigilance in an ever-changing world.
Deals ni mingi shida ni DCI

22/09/2026

BREAKING NEWS: Uhuru Kenyatta hands over Jubilee Party to Fred Matiang'i

21/09/2026

As narrated by Ivy

This is truly heartbreaking.

Imagine having your whole life ahead of you, everything finally falling into place, only for everything to change in a single moment.

Today, Pato Palmer was supposed to be on a flight to London to begin a new chapter of his life with the Royal Navy.

Just recently, Pato had been working at Java in Nanyuki. Then an opportunity came up in the UK. He applied—and he got it.

The visa came through.
The flight was booked.
The dream was becoming reality.

He was so excited that he had already told his friends about his new journey.

“My star has finally shone,” he reportedly said.

But yesterday, while doing his final workout at a swimming pool, tragedy struck.

Pato drowned. He was pulled from the water moments later and rushed to hospital, but sadly, he was pronounced dead upon arrival.

Today, instead of boarding a flight to London, his family and friends are mourning his death.

Pato leaves behind a wife and a child.

It is difficult to comprehend how quickly life can change. A man went to sleep knowing that the next day he was beginning a completely new chapter. His visa was ready. His flight was booked. His dreams were within reach.

And then, in a moment, everything changed.

Life is fragile. Tomorrow is never promised.

May God give his wife, child, family and friends strength and comfort during this devastating loss.

Rest in peace, Pato Palmer. 🕊️

16/09/2026

An 18-year-old, Christine Njoki Gitau, was arrested at Ruai Police Station after she was caught trying to smuggle pliers and a shear hidden inside a plate of rice and meat.
She had come to visit three suspects — Emmanuel Bosire, Ismael Arisa and Brian Gatheru — who are being held for robbery with violence and gang r@pe. The trio is accused of using a fake TikTok page to lure young women before robbing and assaulting them.
Alert officers discovered the tools while inspecting the food, foiling the escape plan.
Christine is now in custody as investigations continue

15/09/2026

Malaba South MCA aspirant Ken Barasa Okomol and his sister, Wakili Cynthia Barasa, have tragically passed away after the leisure boat they were travelling in capsized in the Indian Ocean.

The two were happy on the boat into the deep sea when strong waves swept it further. One of the occupants escaped by swimming hundreds of metres.
Such boats are normally used by Kenyans when going to coast to have fun.

15/09/2026

10/09/2026

A Kenyan lady, Peris Maranga, was travelling from Nakuru to Kisii by matatu when she met a hawker at the stage.

She wasn’t planning to buy anything.

But the hawker told her something that stayed with her:

“Even if you are not buying, just ask the price. It gives me hope.”

The goods the woman was carrying were worth KSh500.

Peris paid the KSh500 and told her to keep all the goods and continue selling.

To Peris, it may have been just KSh500.

To that woman, it was more than money. It was hope. Encouragement. A reminder that someone sees her struggle.

Sometimes we think we need millions to change someone’s life.

We don’t.

A little kindness, given at the right moment, can make someone’s entire day.

Never underestimate the impact of the small good you can do today.

Be someone’s reason to keep going.