Please watch the video above this post for more detailsKey events for Today1.
Kuretu Burial at the national Heroes Acre2.
South Africa National Dialogue starts today3.
Lungu Appeal to be heard on FridayTop Trending Topics1. 24 Zimbabweans die during heroes holiday.
Heroes Deaths rise sharply over fie years2.
Zimbabweans in South Africa call for the establishment of an HIV clinic at the Zimbabwe consulate. 3.
Murder cases surge in Harare. 4.
Pregnant Maloti is in court for cyber bullying Passion Java.
She is just about to give birth.
Zimdancehall musician Millicent Tsitsi Chimonyo, known as Malloti, was arrested for allegedly cyberbullying Prophet Passion Java.
The arrest occurred on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, and she was held at Machipisa Police Station in Harare, Zimbabwe.
According to reports, Java filed a complaint claiming that Malloti targeted him with harmful and defamatory online attacks in June 2025.
Malloti’s lawyer, Dumisani Mthombeni, stated she was not informed of the charges until Wednesday morning, despite being detained earlier.
Malloti, who was heavily pregnant and due for induced delivery due to complications, faced health concerns during her detention.
She was expected to appear in court on August 13, 2025, to face these cyberbullying allegations. 4.
Natalie Mhandu has been removed from remand as the court was hit by confusion.
The magistrate was not ready and Zinatha refused to attend the case.
Cyber experts were unable to access the video of the actual ritual as it mysteriously disappeared from the maid’s phone’s hard drive.
BusinessNedbank acquies iKhokha. iKhokha was co-founded in 2012 by Matt Putman, Ramsay Daly, and Clive Putman.
Matt Putman currently serves as the CEO, while Ramsay Daly is a co-founder and has a role in the company’s informal markets.
Clive Putman is also listed as a co-founder.
Rudzani mapwanya reported to have said Iran and South AFrica share common goals.
He also said the visit to Tehran carried a political message. 2.
President Hakainde Hichilema pushes for constitutional changes to remove term limits for mayors and councils, arguing that popular leaders should continue if supported by the public, sparking debate over democratic principles. 2.
The official unemployment rate rose to 33. 2% to 16. 8 million in the second quarter, with youth unemployment reaching 46. 1% at , reflecting ongoing challenges in the labor market.
There are now calls for a basic unemployment grant. (Social Services – 42 000, Agriculture – 24 000, Transport – 15 000, Utilities – 6000, Manufacturing 5000,2.
Tensions and unrest erupted in Germiston after residents were evicted from a block of flats, including a major fire incident at the Department of Home Affairs building. 3.
Four suspects opened fire on an e-hailing driver at Maponya Mall, setting vehicles alight, raising concerns over violent crime in urban areas. 4.
The South African aviation sector faced personnel shortages, with government and institutions prioritizing training and development to address the anticipated global demand for aviation professionals.
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