‘Mutare Hostel haunted by ghosts’

Date:

Share post:

A look of the notorious Matida Hostels

Monalisa Matongo
MUTARE – Some Matida Hostel residents say they suspect their place is
haunted by ghosts which they claim to be seeing in bathrooms and main passages
during the night.
The residents claim that deceased individuals who lived in the
hostels decades ago are coming back as apparitions.
 “Some people were
brutally murdered in these hostels some time ago and their embittered spirits
are coming back to haunt this place. We heard that the people who committed the
murders used to stay at these hostels as well,” said Mallon Ngaru.
Cllr Elizarbeth Tsoro of Sakubva Ward 2 said the paranormal
developments had seen some hostel-dwellers avoiding using the bathrooms in the
after-hours.
The council-owned, heavily congested hostels, which have largely
fallen into a state of disrepair, can be equated to the notorious Matapi flats
in Mbare, Harare.
Their sanitary facilities are broken and the passages are unlit,
with many families using bathrooms and toilets communally.
“The ghosts are said to be visible not only to adults but also
to young children and they are mostly seen in the bathrooms. I am working to
persuade council to prioritise resuscitating the lighting systems of the
hostels,” said Tsoro.
The hostels are also prone to burglars that take advantage of the
dark passages and rundown security systems.

TellZimNews
TellZimNewshttps://tellzim.com
TellZim News is the leading news organization in the Southern region. It provides candid, balanced and timely news from the communities. Keeping it real. Committed to tell Zimbabwe.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Related articles

Over 100 households face demolition in Zaka as Council enforces order on illegal settlers

ZAKA -Over 100 households are likely to be left homeless as Zaka Rural District Council enforces demolition of...

CWGH calls for prioritisation of PHC, Health Workforce in 2027 Budget

By Brighton Chiseva The Community Working Group on Health (CWGH) has called for the 2027 National Health Budget to...

Hailstorm destroys ZESA powerlines worth US$300 000

By Beverly Bizeki MASVINGO – The hailstorm that battered Masvingo City on Monday has destroyed ZESA powerlines worth an...

Hailstorm drives demand for window glass in Masvingo

By Tadiwa Shunje MASVINGO — Demand for window glass has surged in Masvingo following the October 5 hailstorm which...