Wendall Parson

Former Big Brother Africa (BBA) winner Wendall Parson is set to lose his Toyota Hilux after he lost a legal battle where his mother was suing him for $83 000.
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Former Big Brother Africa winner Wendall Parson last Friday brought his mother, brother and business partner to court accusing them of operating a mine and selling gold worth $160 000 behind his back. Parson’s mother Gillian Theresa Jackson…
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Former Big Brother Africa (BBA) winner Wendall Parson is facing two lawsuits after he failed to pay back money owed to his mother and another relative amounting to $83 000.
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By Tendai Kamhungira HARARE - An airline has appealed to the country’s highest court after failing in its latest attempt to block a $24 500 payout to former Big Brother Africa reality TV star Wendall Parson. The High Court sided…
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Five finalists who auditioned to represent Zimbabwe in Big Brother Africa Season 9 are set to leave for South Africa this week where two housemates will be selected.
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FORMER Big Brother Africa winner Wendall Parson who is accused of fraud involving more than US$20 000 in a car insurance scandal, has a case to answer, a Harare magistrate has ruled. Wendall is jointly charged with his brother William.
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HARARE - The trial date for former Big Brother Africa winner Wendall Parson accused of fraud involving more than US$20 000 in a car insurance scandal has been set for August 6 this year.
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HARARE - Big Brother Africa Amplified (2011) co-winner Wendall Parson, who faces allegations of US$23 750 fraud charges in a suspected car insurance scam, has been granted bail. Wendall (25) appeared before Harare magistrate Don Ndirowei on…
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Big Brother Africa season is upon us once again and with the auditions in full swing this year, it is interesting to note the wide selection of popular female celebs who are vying for a chance to represent Zimbabwe in Africa’s most watched…
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Whilst some have achieved so much in the political and sporting arenas, some have seen their farms grabbed, properties destroyed and businesses seized. Do these people enjoy the same benefits given to all Zimbabweans?
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