This afternoon, a helicopter belonging to the Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) crashed during takeoff at Masvingo Airport. The circumstances surrounding the crash are currently unclear, prompting an immediate investigation by AFZ officials.
According to sources within the AFZ, who provided exclusive information to NewsDay, no reported casualties resulted from the incident. However, the full extent of the damage to the aircraft and the precise cause of the crash remains unknown at this time as details continue to emerge. “We are still gathering information on what exactly happened, and investigations are underway,” a source said.
The crash has garnered significant attention, with the AFZ focusing on identifying the factors that led to the accident. As a precaution, Masvingo Airport has temporarily suspended operations while authorities conduct a thorough assessment of the situation. This is an ongoing story, and further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses. Please check back for the latest information.
In other news – Zimbabwean musician Baba Harare sparks debate with stage name change
Baba Harare, the acclaimed Zimbabwean musician renowned for his vibrant Jiti music, has stirred significant buzz across social media with his recent announcement of a stage name change. The artist, who has recently transitioned from Jiti music to gospel, revealed his decision to drop his iconic stage name and introduce a new persona in conjunction with his forthcoming EP.
In a Facebook post, Baba Harare shared a poster teasing the release of his new EP scheduled for October 5th. The poster not only hinted at the upcoming music but also unveiled his new stage name, signaling a fresh chapter in his musical career. Read More
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