Diaspora

By Tose Gava In my last blog 12 Reasons Why Cash Denominated Funeral Policies Are By Far Better I elaborately discussed issues of treating customers fairly through provision of suitable cover and correct advice. Needless to say, the…
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South African opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has asked Zimbabweans to forgive his country for the brutal murder of Elvis Nyathi who was stoned and torched to his death by vigilantes demanding ID documents.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has failed to come out in the open and condemn the gruesome murder of Elvis Nyathi by a South African mob in Diepsloot, Johannesburg last week.
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Some asylum seekers who arrive in the UK on small boats across the Channel will be given a one-way ticket to Rwanda, under new government plans.
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Serial property investor Prophet Uebert Angel and his wife Beverley literally took a small bite out of "The Big Apple" after purchasing a multi-million dollar three-storey building in New York City.
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"We are hurt because my brother was not a criminal. I spoke to him yesterday when he was at work and after work, he came back home to Diepsloot and they killed him. My brother was a good person. He had a wife and four children," said Elvis…
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"The death of Elvis Nyathi is a stark reminder that Zanu PF has failed the citizens of Zimbabwe. Citizens like Elvis Nyathi have been forced out of Zimbabwe because of man-made poverty, injustice and corruption. "No Zimbabwean should…
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Below are 12 reasons why cash based funeral policies like Diaspora Funeral Cash Plan are by far better or call it 12 reasons why traditional commodity or goods and services based funeral directors’ policies are never good enough when it…
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A Zimbabwean male nurse, working in Kettering (UK), said a younger colleague's bum looked "amazing" in a series of sexual remarks. Alfred Muvheni Mavurayi, 41, was struck off by a tribunal over his behaviour which included comments about…
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A South African court has jailed 10 Zimbabwean men for two years after they were arrested for alleged illegal mining activities in the Giyani area in Limpopo province. A further 6 months each was added for violating South Africa’s…
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