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Fuel trader and socialite Genius Kadungure, popularly known as Ginimbi, has been killed in a head-on collision. He was 36. His car veered off the road and smashed into a tree before catching fire. Ginimbi was thrown clear of the vehicle and died at the scene along with three friends. Over the last two years, Zimbabwean authorities have investigated Ginimbi for tax evasion and smuggling of liquefied petroleum gas worth millions of dollars.
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Botswana has authorised the killing of 23 elephants and other wildlife for meat as part of celebrations marking the country’s 60th anniversary of independence, drawing criticism from animal rights and conservation groups.
The Elephant Protection Society warned that using elephants for celebratory feasts could undermine conservation efforts and encourage poaching. The decision has also sparked concerns over hygiene and
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In several Facebook comments, Moe Chivayo, who is based in the U.S., has lashed out at Wicknell Chivayo’s decision to marry Sonja Madzikanda, saying she now “resented” him. The controversial businessman and socialite paid bride price for his fiance Sonja Madzikama at the weekend. Last year, Sir Wicknell put out a list with criteria for the type of woman that could be his wife.
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Amnesty International has said Moroccan authorities are operating an extensive surveillance system targeting journalists, human rights defenders and other critical voices.
In a new report, the organisation says authorities have used spyware, phone interception, tracking devices, hidden recording equipment and other technologies to monitor and intimidate critics. Evidence linked the Direction Générale de la
