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“Just because there's no war, it doesn't mean we have peace.” X-Men Apocalypse – at Harare, Zimbabwe
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First batch versus what I make now
Kneaded the first batch for 12 minutes 😂😂😂 the recipe says 21 minutes
Kneaded last night's batch for 30 minutes. Its the only way they will come out perfect.
Cant even reminiscence about an environment you used to enjoy without it turning into ghetto yuts vs masalad silly debate. Yall are both bored and boring.🙄
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So the DNA results say his name is Offset? On the legal paperwork?
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Vawanirwa nyasha kuGoromonzi uko🤭
Platō Coffee has opened in Ruwa.
Ruwarians now have a local joint to chill, work online and meetings while enjoying a cup of coffee.
Ruwa on the rise.
Comment with your picture and Platō Coffee to spread the love. @sharonmufaro #PlatoCoffee
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This woman, who was the stepmother of the two learners from Mabvazuwa Primary School, is being accused of giving them a pois0nous substance, which led to their tragic deaths. The reason behind the incident is still unknown.
May the souls of the two young children rest in eternal peace. 💔🕊️
More details to follow…
📸 Nhimbe FM 100.9
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Robbery charge added as Chatunga and four others remain in custody
A robbery charge has been added against Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe and four others, who have been remanded in custody.
The items in question are a service pistol and a Samsung cellphone belonging to Lloyd Mupanduki. However, reports indicate that Mupanduki’s service pistol was taken by Chatunga’s group and later handed over to the police. This detail appears to be receiving little attention, despite being an important part of the events surrounding the case.
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Mafume came on record to say they dont have plain clothes officers. What is this?
WATCH | Heartbreaking video shows a Harare City Council official exercising his newly granted arresting powers by handcuffing a woman carrying a baby after he found her selling items on the street. The incident happened this afternoon at the corner of Second Street and Robert Mugabe Avenue in Harare. The woman can be heard questioning the treatment, asking whether vending is a crime.
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