zengeza blast

HARARE - A close friend to Speakmore Mandere, the traditional healer killed in the Chitungwiza blast, has revealed that Stix Chabaya Chitanha, also killed in the fatal accident, possibly delivered red mercury to the n’anga’s house. Red…
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HARARE - Panic gripped the bustling town of Chitungwiza after a series of explosions as a haulage truck caught fire, with the inferno spreading to other vehicles parked nearby. Police confirmed the incident but could not give finer details.…
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The Zimbabwe Red Cross Society has partnered with CellOne Electronics and Book Cafe to help victims of the Chitungwiza blast that killed six people. The organisations yesterday handed over blankets, groceries and beds, among other goods, to…
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CHITUNGWIZA – The 17 year old widow of the late Zengeza blast n’anga says her husband had predicted the events of that fateful afternoon. Five people were killed in a blast at a house in Zengeza 2 high-density suburb in Chitungwiza in…
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CHITUNGWIZA – One of the survivors of the Chitungwiza blast is living in fear amid bizarre claims that a ‘snake’ is demanding her mother’s house.
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CHITUNGWIZA – The 17 year-old widow of the late traditional healer, who died in the mysterious Zengeza blast, says she will not rush to get married before the spirit mediums give her permission.
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HARARE - A deadly explosion yesterday hit Mt Hampden — about 20km northwest of Harare — ripping off a tobacco processing barn and killing three people. One person sustained serious injuries.
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HARARE - The horrific Chitungwiza blast has claimed yet another life. Tembo Magaya, a 65-year-old has died — apparently from the effects of the explosion suspected to have been caused by a bomb and his family is in agony.
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CHITUNGWIZA - Preliminary investigations into the blast that killed six people in Chitungwiza last week and destroyed 12 houses point to the use of explosives.
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CHITUNGWIZA - An anti-tank landmine is believed to have caused the Chitungwiza blast that killed five people on Monday. Sources close to the investigations revealed that the “the nature of the damage was consistent with a landmine”.
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