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Masvingo Pool league kicks off

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By Tatiana Mhararira

Masvingo Pool league (MPL) kicked off in style last weekend with 18 teams battling for honors this season.
It was a thrilling start to the pool league, which started on February 29 and stretched to March 1, 2025.
Speaking to TellZim News, Masvingo District Pool Association Technical Development Officer Phillip Pfundo said the league commenced on a high note and said they decided to name the league after their sponsor Funamel.
“The league commenced well and appreciation goes to our sponsor and to show our appreciation we are naming the 2025 Pool season after the sponsor.
“Masvingo pool league will be called Funamel Pool League, to appreciate the US$3 060 sponsorship we got from Funamel Investments owned by a local businessman and Chairperson of Masvingo District Pool Association Promise Funani. However, we still need more sponsors as weekly tournaments are on throughout the year,” said Pfundo..
18 teams will battle it out for the championship this season namely Bobs, Superstars, Hiri Hiri, Hillthru, Vic Range Snipers, Manhede Bulldogs, Mamula, ZPCS, Spinners, Aminas, Cue Masters, Yeukai, Soweto, ZRP, Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) Missiles, New Horizon and Phoenix ZRP.
Match day 1 was highly competitive, with all the teams from all over the district gathering to showcase their skills in different venues across Masvingo
In the opening matches, Tarven boys (Bob’s) won 11- 5 against Hillthru at Bobs Tavern Bar whilst Hiri Hiri won 6-9 against Spinners.
Phoenix ZRP players were looking strong, but they were no match for Manhede’s powerhouse team, Manhede Bull Dogs, which won the game 11-5.
ZRP dominated their match against Soweto winning 12-4. Aminas won 11-5 against Rujeko Snipers. Cue Masters posted an impressive win of 11-5 against Mamula while Yeukai drew 8-8 with Superstars.
The GZU Missiles match against ZPCS was postponed as GZU players were on semester break and the match will be played on their return.
The match between New Horizon and Vic Range Snipers was also postponed after a miscommunication.
Phoenix ZRP and Spinners joined the league for the season while Bhuka, Eastvale Rangers, and Lion Stars who were part of the league failed to make it this time.
The pool league was off to an exciting start, with plenty of twists and turns expected every week throughout the season.

Masvingo assured 7 months ART supply

By Rangarirai Shanyurai

Government has revealed that Masvingo Province has a seven months’ supply of Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) HIV medication in stock amidst growing concerns of availability of the critical drugs following United States funding cancellation by American President Donald Trump.
This was revealed by Masvingo Provincial Affairs and Devolution Permanent Secretary Dr Addmore Pazvakavambwa during a press discussion organised by TellZim News on March 5.
Dr Pazvakavambwa urged the public to remain calm saying government was working on modalities to close the gap after the seven months.
“When we checked together with Minister Ezra Chadzamira (Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution) to find out whether the people who are on ART are safe given this predicament we found ourselves in, the answer we got is that we have seven month supply in stock which I think is a good breathing space whilst government works on alternatives,” said Dr Pazvakavambwa.
His statement comes at a time when people who are taking the special drugs were uncertain of their supply following the funding cancellation.
Dr Pazvakavambwa also acknowledged government’s efforts in improving health service delivery saying drug supply in the province averaged 55-57 percent.
In February 2025, Health and Child Care Minister Dr Douglas Mombeshora said Zimbabwe had enough stocks of ARV for the coming six months.
“We already have supplies of the ARVs for the next six months and procurement process to get drugs that will last until the end of year are already under way. We were doing everything to ensure that we don’t reverse the gains we have made in the fight against HIV and Aids,” said Dr Mombeshora.
The government of Zimbabwe has however showed reluctance in providing sufficient funding for the health sector following successive years of not meeting the requirements of the Abuja Declaration which it is a signatory to.
In the 2025 budget, the health sector was allocated ZiG276.4 billion equivalent to US$7.5 million.

Unknown assailant murders mother, daughter in Gutu

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By Meditation Mposi

A mother and her four-year-old daughter’s decomposing bodies were found at their home in Makurumidze Village, Chief Gutu in what is suspected to be a gruesome murder, TellZim News can report.
Masvingo Provincial Police Spokesperson Inspector Kudakwashe confirmed the death of Mery Chirume (33) and her daughter, Fadzai Machote (4) and encouraged members of the public with information on whereabouts of the murderer.
“I confirm the death of Chirume and Machote who were found murdered at their home in Gutu on May 4. The police is appealing to the public to bring information which may lead to the arrest of the murderer,” said Dhewa.
Circumstances are that, on March 1, 2025 Chirume and her minor daughter Machote visited her sister in law Cecilia Mavhima who resides in the nearby village at 2000hours and returned to their home the following day at around 1400hours.
On March 4, 2025 Mavhima sent her daughter aged 16 to Chirume’s house to confirm when she was returning to her home as per her promise. The child found the doors locked and knocked but no one responded. She then opened the kitchen hut and found Chirume’s body in a pool of blood.
The girl notified Josephine Utaunashe (56) who resides in the same village with Chirume and she went with other villagers to see for themselves. They found Chirume in a pool of blood while the toddler was missing and they reported the case to the police.
The police came, searched for the little girl and found her body floating in a disused open well which is about 1, 5 meters behind the kitchen. The bodies were taken to Gutu Mission Hospital for postmortem.
In another case of murder in Chivi, Proper Chimatsi (28) of Chivasa Village Headman Gororo, Chivi stabbed Wellington Bako (24) of the same area accusing him of insulting him during a football match.
Allegations are that on March 4, at around 2300hours Bako and Chimatsi were watching football at TT Dube Bottle Stole, Gororo Business Centre in Chivi.
During half time, Chimatsi approached Bako who was standing by the door and asked why he was insulting him during the match. Bako denied the accusations and an altercation arose leading to Chimatsi stabbing Bako once on the chest and once on the shoulder.
Bako fell down bleeding and Chimatsi vanished from the scene. Bako was taken to Gororo Clinic by well-wishers and died upon arrival.
His body was taken to Chivi District Hospital mortuary for postmortem. On March 5 at 0000 hours police were alerted and Chimatsi was arrested.

Councilor hosts soccer tournament to combat drug and substance abuse

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By Staff Reporter

Masvingo City ward 2 councilor Benson Hwata recently hosted a soccer tournament which he said was aimed to provide entertainment while raising awareness on drug and substance abuse.
The event attracted spectators from across the entire city to witness a showdown between Pudo Crackers FC and Runyararo West Football Club.
Pudo Boys thrashed Runyararo West with a whopping four goals to one.
Hwata, a devout soccer player and fan told TellZim News that he used the platform to encourage residents and youths to make better decisions about their lives and refrain from abusing drugs and substances.
“The whole idea behind the tournament was to provide a platform for entertainment for residents and youths alike. However the most important message I wanted to relay to the youths was to refrain from drug and substance abuse. I encourage youths to find other things to occupy themselves and not drugs,” said Hwata.
Although the match was the first of its kind, Hwata promised residents many more to come, reinforcing his commitment to using sports as a tool for social change.
Drug and Substance abuse has become a cause for concern especially among youths due to economic hardships, unemployment and easy access to illicit drugs.
Commonly abused drug and substances include crystal meth, broncleer and marijuana.

Wi-Fi ‘poacher’ kills owner’s employee

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By Rangarirai Shanyurai

In a shocking case of murder, a man from Jackson village, Chief Tsovani, Chiredzi killed a farm employee at Hippo Valley Farm 3 during a dispute over Wi-Fi on March 2, 2025.
Masvingo Provincial Police Spokesperson Inspector Kudakwashe Dhewa confirmed to TellZim News the incident where Moment Mavasa (22) murdered Ask Ndlovu (19) from Nambekwa Village Siyabuwa Binga who worked at Hippo Valley farm 3 in Chiredzi and said members of the public should respect the right to life as enshrined in the constitution.
“We have a report where Ndlovu was killed by Mavasa over a Wi-Fi dispute. I urge members of the public to respect the right to life, solving their disputes without the use of violence,” said Dhewa.
Sources said on March 2, at around 2000 hours Ndlovu and his colleague Peter Mutapati (24) were at work. They saw Mavasa and his friend Tafadzwa Mafuta (23) using Wi-Fi at their work place without permission.
Ndlovu and Mutapati approached Mavasa and Mafuta and told them that the Wi-Fi was for Farm 3 employees only. They ordered them to leave and they had an argument resulting in Mavasa picking a stone and striking Ndlovu on the forehead.
Ndlovu sustained a deep cut and fell unconscious while bleeding. Mavasa and Mafuta then fled from the scene.
Mutapati told their employer Tawedzerwa Muzvedziwa about the incident and they took Ndlovu to Chiredzi ZRP. They were referred to Chiredzi District Hospital where the now deceased was admitted.
On the following day at around 0700 hours Muzvedziwa found Ndlovu dead at the hospital and his body was taken to the mortuary for post mortem. Mavasa was subsequently arrested.

Masvingo Provincial Hospital kickbacks corruption scandal deepens

….New details emerge, nurses getting US$5 per referral

….Doctors admitting private patients, Hospital losing lots of cash from scheme

By Brighton Chiseva

New details have emerged in the kickback scandal rocking Masvingo Provincial Hospital (MPH), with sources revealing that nurses were allegedly receiving US$5 for each patient referred to private clinics for services available at the hospital.
The scandal has sparked widespread outrage, with calls for accountability as the Ministry of Health and Child Care has already instructed the hospital authorities to carry out investigations.
In trying to dig more on the kick back issue, TellZim News established that the scheme has been ongoing for months, with nurses allegedly working in cahoots with private clinic owners to exploit patients and get paid.
“Some clinics and labs pay US$5 per referral. This is the new norm and the practice happens across Zimbabwe and cannot be stopped easily as nurses are benefiting from it.
“So what happens is, the charges you get when you want to do the test is not the normal charge as the private clinic or lab add an extra US$5 to cater for the nurses. What the nurse does is to simply record the name of the patient and would go anytime to collect his or her ready cash,” said the source.
The sources claim that the nurses would often advise patients to seek medical attention at private clinics, even when the hospital was equipped to handle the procedures.
Sources further revealed another shocking scheme involving doctors working at MPH who have private surgeries and clinics working in cahoots with selected nurses.
According to the sources, these doctors would admit their patients at MPH off the record, without booking them in the hospital database since most of them cannot admit patients at their clinics.
However, this means the patients will use hospital facilities but will not pay a single cent.
The hospital loses a lot of money through the scheme which has a chain that involves the accounting department.
“There is a scheme involving doctors where if a patient needs to be admitted, they will use the hospital facilities. The scheme involves nurses on duty who would see the patients and when the doctors do rounds, they prioritize their patients.
“The scheme is well knotted and it involves the accounting department and the patients brought through the scheme will then be discharged without paying and it’s difficult to trace since there will be no record of them ever being admitted there,” said source.
In return, the nurses would bring their own patients to the doctors and ask them to provide treatment. The nurses would then get paid for all the services provided. However, the hospital would not receive a single cent as well.
“It’s a win-win situation for the doctors and nurses, but the hospital loses out big time. The scheme has been going on for a long time, the reason being that almost everyone is involved somewhere somehow so they protect each other because every department has its owns corruption scheme.
Other sources said the practice of referring patients to private clinics and labs was not peculiar to MPH but was done across the country, with district hospitals also doing the same.
“Go to any private laboratory here in town and sit there observing, there are lots of referrals from hospitals like Ndanga, Msiso, Silveira, Chibi, Gutu, Mwenezi and Chiredzi District Hospitals.
“You would see blood samples being delivered by a Probox and other pirate vehicles,” said a source.


Masvingo Provincial Medical Director Dr Amadeus Shamhu said investigations were being done internally, and no outsider had been deployed, saying they were trying to find ways to curb the corruption.
“No investigation team has been sent yet, however there are internal investigations being done currently. The hospital has since placed notices around the institution to warn people against such and to report anything suspicious,” said Dr Shamhu.
He went on to say they were looking into introducing a system to ensure that it had to be ascertained first that the needed service was not available at the hospital first before a patient could be referred to a private facility.
He said it could be poverty forcing people to engage in such practices but they would put measures to stop the practice and restore sanity at the hospital.
“We are trying to find ways to combat the practice and we will make sure that there is a mechanism in place to make sure that all tests, scans or any other service that are referred outside are not being done within the hospital,” said Dr Shamhu.


Speaking at a press discussion organized by TellZim News at Chevron Hotel on March 5, Masvingo Provincial Affairs and Devolution Permanent Secretary Dr Addmore Pazvakavambwa said they had received a report on the matter from higher offices and they were doing what they could to establish the truth and find solutions.
“We received those allegations at a very high level, so we are putting measures in place but I cannot divulge them here. We want to make sure that we have proved beyond doubt, that what is being alleged is true, however, we cannot ignore when the citizenry has said something so investigations will be carried out,” said Dr Pazvakavambwa.
Speaking at the same meeting, Masvingo Provincial Health Services Administrator Samson Nyoni said the power challenges at the Hospital would soon be a thing of the past as there are plans to install a more powerful backup system as the one in use can only be used for lighting.
“There are plans to install a more powerful backup at MPH as the one being used can only be used for lighting,” said Nyoni.

Ministry of Health and Child Care Provincial Health Administrator Samson Nyoni

Chiredzi Town Council to unleash debt collectors on residents

By Beatific Gumbwanda

CHIREDZI-Embattled Chiredzi Town Council (CTC) recently resolved to engage debt collectors in a bid to recover an accruing ZIG 54 million in rates arrears.
This was resolved in a full council meeting recently held at the Council boardroom TellZim News can report.
The local authority, which was enforcing debt payments through water disconnections changed strategy and decided to engage debt collectors to recover the excess amount to promote service delivery.
Speaking during the full council meeting, CTC Town Secretary, Engineer Wesley Kauma said the local authority had set targets for the Financial Department to increase revenue collection to at least 75 percent and engaging debt collectors was one of the strategies.
“We have set targets for the Finance Director that we need revenue collection to shoot to 70 percent and these are some of the measures that are being put in place and engaging debt collectors is one of the strategies,” said Kauma.
CTC Finance Committee Chairperson, Councilor Vimbai Ushe said her committee found it suitable to engage debt collectors in order to recover what the local authority was being owed by residents in refuse collection, sewer and rates.
“We resolved to engage debt collectors to recover what the local authority is being owed in rates, sewer and refuse collection and we are confident that this will be helpful” she said.
However, Ward 7 Councilor, Brighton Mahiya was against the idea. He blamed the Finance department for failing to find other ways to persuade residents to honor their debts.
“Have you separated the bills, because I understand these bills are just sent as a single unit to the residents?
“Have you exhausted all other avenues to persuade residents to honor their bills as engaging debt collectors will be more damaging as the debt collector will require at least 10 percent of the owed amount from the debtor, who is already failing to pay the council not because he/she does not want to but will be failing to raise the amount,” said Mahiya.
Ward 7 councilor, Costain Mombe said house owners were to blame for not paying to the local authority despite having been paid by tenants.
“Landlords are being paid by tenants but they are not bringing the money forward to the local authority and it will be hard for the tenants to follow up,” said Mombe.
Finance Director, Llyod Chimusasa said the local authority was being owed ZIG36 million in water, ZIG 39 million in rates, ZIG6,3 million in sewer reticulation and ZIG8,7 million in rentals

35.1 percent of Masvingo population openly defecates

…Chiredzi, Mwenezi top in open defecation

By Staff Reporter

35.1 percent of the population in Masvingo Province still practises open defecation, posing significant health and environmental risks, TellZim News has learnt.
Speaking during a press discussion organized by TellZim, Masvingo Provincial Affairs and Devolution Permanent Secretary Dr Addmore Pazvakavambwa said the province was still behind in terms of reducing open defecation according to a 2022 National Housing Census report with Chiredzi topping the statistics at 47 percent.
“35.1 percent of the population in Masvingo Province still practices open defecation, posing significant health and environmental risks.
“The districts of Chiredzi and Mwenezi are most affected with a staggering 47 percent of the population in Chiredzi resorting to open defecation. However government is working towards improving the situation in the province by the next census,’ said Dr Pazvakavambwa.
Ministry of Health and Child Care Provincial Health Administrator Samson Nyoni who was representing Provincial health Medical Director Dr Amadeus Shamu however said the province had not recorded any cholera cases during this rainy season.
“For the record, one confirmed case of cholera is an outbreak but for all the cholera suspects that we tested we did not record any positive case. This means we do not have cholera around those areas from around the end of last year upto now,” said Nyoni.
Nyoni also noted government’s efforts in improving water, sanitation and hygiene and said 104 boreholes had been drilled at health facilities across the province for accessibility of potable water.
“We have had 104 boreholes drilled in the province to augment potable water provision,” said Nyoni.
Zimbabwe has experienced several cholera outbreaks with the recent one in 2023/2024 which was declared over after 18 months. Over 150 deaths were recorded with over 1 000 cases confirmed.

Tongaat pledges more support to Triangle FC

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By Beatific Gumbwanda

TRIANGLE-Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe (THZ), the main sponsor of Triangle United Football Club (TUFC) has promised to rally behind the team promising full support as the team returns to Premier Soccer League.
Speaking during the club’s congratulatory dinner held at Triangle Country Club recently, Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe (THZ) Managing Director, Tendai Masawi promised the team full support towards their stay in PSL and warned the team against match fixing as it would cost the club.
“You won’t be representing yourselves but the 16 000 THZ employees and their families, meaning you will have a huge support base. As long as I am here, I will be coming to Gibbo Stadium whenever you play to support you. We do not need undercuts, it costs the team,” said Masawi.
Club president, Ushe Chinhuru applauded the team’s success saying it was the Managing Director’s desire for the team to return back to the premier league and it was the team’s first key result area.
“The Managing Director eagerly wanted TUFC to get back into the premier league and it was made my first key result area apart from my other job. Things just turned around since then as we got all we needed including financial and emotional support,” said Chinhuru.
During the dinner, the company honored best performing players during their run up towards the return to the premier league. Thabani Kamusoko was awarded most disciplined player and Praise Machengeta most improved player.
Munashe Bamara was named player of the year, Jordan Pedro most consistent player and Prince Mujuru with the goalkeeper of the year. Stephen Zhowe was awarded the golden boot and Ali Sadiki with the player of the year award.

Geza and Co, where are you?

Ladies and gentlemen I was surprised on Thursday hearing baba vekukonewa Finance Ministry, uyuzve Chinamasa announcing that Zanu had expelled Geza from the party, ndikati aah ko anga achimo muparty? But did anyone notice that this script sounds very old, reminding us of the days anaMatemadanda nanaMahiya versus Baba Bona? Chete we need to keep the man who became famous for officially opening bins in the rural area busy, otherwise he will lose relevance. I hear he is wreaking havoc kuvarakashi uko, purging the shallow minded trolls from defending the party on online spaces because zvimwe zvacho vanenge vaakutonyadzisa musangano. Kurakasha kunoda uine a bit of umbowo hwemabook chaihwo, because the resistance will be coming from people who know their stuff when it comes to propaganda. Manje team rekupihwa manew phone iri chozikanwa hapana, they just want to fill their tummies with free food, go online and say whatever, without even putting any thought in it. I hope they also recruit mwana waDhagi Bango Rako Berita because she seems really good at trolling, but handizozivi if she can do that to anyone else asiri Nero because whatever it is Nero did to her chihombe. If she only she could turn all the hate she has for Muvhangeri wenyika Nero into electricity, loadshedding would be a thing of the past. Back to Geza, I wonder where he is and why he went quiet even when they got his namesake, journalist Dhara B. The regime clearly got the wrong Blessed, and havatorina zvavo nyadzi. I said it last week, that locking up a journalist is bottom of the barrel tyranny because what is that? Zimbabwe inenge bheke raTizirai, because anyone can get arrested for anything. Gore riya we were arresting tourists, hapana asingazezesi. I was hoping to see war veterans condemning the arrest of a journalist on flimsy charges, but maya, that’s when you see that all these are just ‘moutheatrics’, nothing about what is right, as long as tadyavo nevamwe. They hated vatengesi muhondo, but letting Blessed Mhlanga stay in jail for another day ndohutengesi hwekupedzisira because you were given a platform to air your grievances, nhasi vamwe you now have zvibhorani padzimba, and also those houses dzamakavakirwa although some of the houses look like zvirugwi zvembudzi, kkkk. Zanu inombotsvinya zvayo vakomana. Dai muchizorega kuzadza pamasaisai, bringing the poverty yevanhu vakafira nyika ino pajekerere for them to be laughed at, musadaro imi. Tongoti zvedu it’s the thought that counts, ko tingatii? But on a serious note, if all these programmes anoitwa neZanu to appease vekumasero were being done diligently and with integrity, some of them would have brought meaningful change. Pakugadzira mamodel here, haa ishasha dziya, hande paground uone mashura aani iwayo. I once said the war veterans cannot see why the regime wants them to remain in the gutters, because vanozovanyengerera sei? The war vets do not know the power they have ndoproblem. Geza spoke out on Mai Two’s nhodo and pada expeditions mumaruwa, who had the guts to do so? He called out the personalization of the country by a chosen few, tikanzwa voti I will persuade the persuaders to stop persuading me, amwe madununu ndokutotanga kutozviti Persuaders4ED. That’s how powerful Geza was. My biggest wish right now is for them to find and arrest Geza, that is if they haven’t found him yet, which I highly doubt. I just want them to arrest him, if they are sincere, vanotyanana vanhu ava. I bet Baba Two cannot tread the path yekucreator the kind of animosity between him and Genarari pachena like what Dr Gire and Bhobho did with him. Kurumirana muvhu. I saw mai sitting muPolitburo the other day, vakati zete zvavo, ndikati zvaakuda kutanga. Zvepitikoti government zviri kwese izvi ladies and gentlemen. What Dr Stop It didn’t do, Dr Auxy will do it. Madzimai arikuvhura hombe these days, vanaChinomona vane akambovaudzawo here kuti kwaimbove nanaMandiitawepi nanaSarah Mahoka? Vaudzei, not for anything kungomuudzawo kuti pane vaakubika magwinya paMoza apa kumadzisekuru awo, kkkkk. The only woman wandinongoti anenge akagona kutamba tsoro dzacho ndivo Dr Gire pachavo, because she still looks fresh, even though her children look like varikutanda botso. She was looking nice kunhamo kuNamibia the other day, and I understood why Mai Two may feel jealousy of her, chinogeza Gire. Same same naSecond Lady Mai Genarari, unongoona wega kuti vanosimudzikawo pavanhu kuti simukai mai venyika muonekwe nepovo, kkkk. Sometimes I think Dr Gire is relieved that she does not have to deal with diapers and catheters echidhara Bhobho, she is now enjoying her youth zvavo. But power yakaoma vakomana, munhu kuita chitokwani achirambirapo, apa his supporters ironically called themselves G40, muchenjere kupenga imimi. Nhasi you want to sell us Kasukuwere as if he is a saint of sorts. Speaking of, while I think the regime has gone completely nuts in arresting journalist Dhara B, I feel like it’s jittery over the Kasukuwere threat, especially after the interview he was given by Dhara B’s stable. Knowing the power journalism has, they thought of silencing them, because zvakataurwa naGeza, Kasukuwere and Mawarire especially on the POSB scandal vakatozvinzwa. Zanu really wants to destroy the Fourth Estate, and their actions are very deliberate and calculated. I got really disappointed when I heard that journalists had been given phones and money naTungwarara, only to hear names I had never heard of, zvivarakashi zvenzara nzara, who think journalism inongonhongwa mubin. Varume, zvinotoenderwa kuchikoro izvi, you just don’t wake up and tell us watove journalist uchisimudza chibhakera parally wakapfeka regalia nhaika. Zvikoro zvejournalism zviri kutoda vanhu, matondinzwa so. They know that once journalism becomes what they want it to be inenge yangova njake njake, no one will be questioning power. Regerai vakomana. I also aspire to be a scribe muthird republic pachauya free education because ndairova chikoro ini paChirimudombo apa, but haumbonzwi ndichizviti ndatova journalist, time will come. Ini ndingori gentleman chete, handivanzi.
Let me go ndinokanga maputi angu for luch zvangu, these days mabanana nezhizha ndodhakwa nazvo muChitima umu, kwakaibva. Pfumvudza yakazongotangirwa zvayo neFall Army Worm but havazoshayisise. I only wish communal farmers would have a bumper harvest tione kuti Zanu inovhairira ani nechibage chakapfukutwa nemupunga une mavhu, kkkk, nhasi hangu nanaHwende vemusangano usiri kutonga. Ukuwo Nyakakomana Mafume paHarare apa achivaonesa chitsvuku nekudya paakasungirirwa, imiwoye. Ndiye adii, he is eating zvevapfupi nekureba or whatever it is his height, I mean political height, allows him. Please tell Madungwe asandisiye on Sunday kucompetition yanaPapa, ndine CV rakasimba mukuonera, maybe ndingangodyawo mita. Until next time, free Dhara B, journalism is not a crime!