In Guruve, Mashonaland Central province, a tragic incident unfolded on July 12, 2024, when Bios Gweshe, reportedly suffering from mental illness, fatally struck his daughter, Grace Gweshe, with an axe during a cleansing ceremony at an apostolic church shrine.
Commissioner Paul Nyathi, spokesperson for the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), confirmed that Bios Gweshe has been arrested in connection with the murder.
In a separate incident on the same day in Lupane, authorities are investigating the murder of Lucy Sibanda (84) at Mlonyeni village. Sibanda was discovered deceased with severe injuries to her head and neck.
Police are actively seeking Logic Nyathi (24) for questioning regarding this case, as he is currently evading arrest.
The ZRP has appealed to the public to provide any relevant information to assist in their investigations. Citizens are urged to report any details to the nearest police station promptly.
In other news – Big Zulu opens up about school ubllying trauma – ‘It made school unbearable’
Renowned rapper and songwriter Siyabonga ‘Big Zulu’ Nene, celebrated for his poignant musical narratives, has candidly discussed his tumultuous relationship with schooling during his early years. Hailing from the frosty environs of Bergville in the Drakensberg, Big Zulu disclosed numerous challenges that made his school days a daunting experience.
In a revealing conversation on the King David Studio podcast with David Mashabela, Big Zulu admitted to a strong aversion towards school, often resorting to skipping classes and hiding near a river to evade ridicule and mockery from his peers. “I would receive my school report filled with zeros,” he recalled. Read More
