Man spends night cheating with smallhouse, attempts suicide after finding wife having sex with boyfriend

A MAN from Victoria Falls lied and said he was spending the night at a funeral wake while he visited a girlfriend. He attempted suicide when he returned home on the following day and found his wife sleeping with a boyfriend in their matrimonial bedroom.

The "comedy of horrors" unfolded last Friday at a house in Chinotimba suburb where bewildered residents gathered to watch as Mbuso Sithole walked in on his wife Sgcebhe Moyo and her boyfriend who were having a good time.

The boyfriend, only identified as Ra, has since fled the resort town.

Sithole, 31, has his mother – a nurse at St Patrick's Hospital in Hwange – to thank as she rushed with an antidote for the rat poison he drank after he found his wife in a compromising position.

The mother had to quickly leave her workplace to save him as there was reportedly no medicine at Victoria Falls District Hospital.

Sithole, a vendor popularly known as Maburawa Gadaffi at the Comesa Market Centre in the resort town, told The Chronicle it pained him to find out that his wife was unfaithful.

He said as he slunk home from his girlfriend's house at about 5AM he felt something was amiss when his wife took long to open the door.

"The next thing, the window opened and a half naked man whom I recognised as Ra, shot out and sprinted away before I could react," said Sithole.

"Yes, it's true that I wanted to commit suicide as I drank rat poison. I've a girlfriend called Blessing Chiedza Banda and on Thursday I told my wife that I was going to a funeral wake when actually I was going to sleep over at her place."

Sithole said he got infuriated when his wife denied anyone had been in the house and suggested that he could have seen a burglar.

"We fought but she vehemently denied that she had a boyfriend in the house. We even went to the house where Ra stays but he fled and he hasn't returned since that day. I suspect he has left town," said a dejected looking Sithole.

He said as they were arguing, one of their neighbours called his wife and told her he had spent the night with his girlfriend.

Sithole said his wife went ballistic and threatened to kill herself.

"I told her that it was better for me to kill myself as well because I'd found a man in our house. That's when I rushed to the Old Market where I bought rat poison which I put in a glass of water. I gulped it and locked myself in the bedroom," said Sithole.

He said Moyo alerted neighbours who forced their way into the house through the window before rushing him to hospital.

Sithole said his mother saved his life after his wife was told there was no medication at Victoria Falls Hospital.

"I wanted to kill myself because I couldn't imagine my wife having a boyfriend," he added.

When The Chronicle caught up with Moyo, she said she had reconciled with her husband.

Moyo said her husband's girlfriend Banda was the one causing problems in her marriage.

The couple later granted a joint interview in which they said they'd put their problems behind them.

Neighbours said Sithole could have saved his marriage by drinking poison as his "near death experience" seemed to have brought the couple closer.

Sithole was discharged from hospital on Sunday.

Woman sells sex herbs at ZITF: Each sex round will last for 6 hours, women use this to make men scream

A Malawian medicine woman electrified the on-going Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) with sexual enhancing herbs and laboratory tested tablets that make a man or woman last for not less than SIX HOURS per sex round. For complete 24 hours of non-stop sex, you need just 4 rounds. For those who still believe in buying sex from prostitute, consuming these herbs first before the action will probably force the prostitute to offer a 'refund'!

Annie Kamanga has been in the business of selling Malawian sexual enhancing herbs for sometime and because of the demand and supply equation, she is making good money. It would be so exciting if she is also willing to conduct 'product demo' to willing male buyers. This reminds us of a Bulawayo prostitute who once grabbed headlines when she said she was arrested for selling sex when in fact she was only selling condoms but would offer "free" demonstration of how to use them to her customers.

Just to get a feel of the Zimbabwe market, Annie Kamanga exhibited what she called 'gondolosi' for men (supposedly similar to Zimbabwe's 'mugondorozi' and also tseketseke for women. The names of the two sex herbs are derived from indigenous Malawian plants.

"Sex is so important in a relationship and for those who are having problems in their sexual life, I am encouraging them to try our herbs gondolosi and tseketseke," she said.

Gondolosi is used for delayed ejacul*tion and would make men go for more than five fours of sex. This would be very ideal for men whose wives are cheating on them. Surely after 6 hours of non-stop sex she will; never cheat again!

For women, tseketseke is said to be the 'extra sweetener'. We hope prostitutes and small houses won't get hold of this product, otherwise many married men, and maybe some of these well known prophets might end up cheating on their wives too much!

"Tseketseke improves women's sexual desire, arousal, lubrication, orgasm, satisfaction and also records less comfort and pain during sex. Tseketseke also makes women 'hot in bed'," Kamanga the sex 'lecturer' said.

In a bid to avoid serious trouble, Kamanga urges non-married and single men and women to stay away from her products because she says they are extremely powerful such that they might end up raping anything that comes along their way, chickens, dogs or donkeys etc.

'I have no boyfriend'

Recently-crowned Miss World Zimbabwe Emily Kachote, 25, says she has no problem with the Miss Zimbabwe Trust’s position that she should have no boyfriend because she is currently unattached.
The boyfriend ban is an attempt by Miss Zimbabwe Trust chairperson Marry Chiwenga to avoid a repeat of last year’s debacle when Thabiso Phiri was forced to relinquish the national beauty title after some of her nude pictures were leaked allegedly by a scorned boyfriend.
“Yes, she (Chiwenga) mentioned it but I was unattached already. If I am to be approached by someone expressing love interest, I will deal with it when it comes. If anyone is that much interested he will wait,” Kachote told the Daily News.
The new national beauty queen also revealed that she has deleted her social media accounts due to the cyber bullying she has fallen victim to since she was crowned over a week ago.
“I had Facebook pages but I deleted them because I was trying to avoid a whole lot of things. People were getting into my accounts and taking pictures and using them for different purposes,” said Kachote.
“I will open another  account, but it will be a fresh start. When we got crowned, the chairperson just advised us to stay off social media.”
She added that she was not losing sleep over the adverse criticism that has come her way.
“I have heard what they are saying. Why should I be bothered by other people who have time to text and write all sorts of things?
“One thing I have realised is that even if we have elections to select the  country’s president people will still comment, so what’s the difference with me?” She said.
Kachote also gave advice to future models who might receive the harsh criticism she has endured.
“It is not the critics’ dream but yours. Don’t let the world shatter it because at the end of the day you stay at your house and they stay at theirs. It’s just an opinion, I also have opinions and they should not stop me from being myself. Besides, I am a person who doesn’t apologise for who I am or what I want.
“To those that are rallying behind me, I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I will make you proud.”
Kachote, who has previously won Miss Women’s University 2010 and Miss Harare 2011, said she almost failed to participate in the Miss Zimbabwe 2015 finals.
“My friends encouraged me to go and participate. I was not willing but a friend convinced me and in the end I won,” she said.
“I thought I had outgrown pageants. You know beauty pageants have a whole lot of things going on. I have a job so I was considering concentrating more on that, but it always has been a dream to represent my country. Even at work at times people ask me if I am a model, so it’s the other factor.”
She also revealed that her father was initially against her entry into modelling.
“Everyone else did not have a problem with it but you know how our traditional fathers are. They are not too comfortable with the things that are associated with the industry. But when I won Miss Harare, he started getting on board and even began to give me advice and telling me that I was representing the family in all what I was doing.”
In line with Miss World ‘Beauty with a Purpose’ requirements, Kachote is doing a project that seeks to establish the impact of cancer on people living with albinism.
“I am doing a project on albinism, focusing on the people who are affected by cancer.
“As you know cancer has become one of the deadliest diseases and the albino community is mostly affected by skin cancer,” she said.
The lanky model explained how she became a financial advisor despite studying psychology.
“The funny thing about life is that there is no one way of doing things; you might not even work in the exact field you studied,” Kachote said
“My job doesn’t require one to have a strong financial background, but the ability to speak to, study and understand people. I deal with clients on a day-to-day basis and you need to be able to speak to them effectively.”
The beauty queen, who also claims to be a designer and a motivational speaker, revealed plans to resume playing volleyball as part of her preparations for the Miss World pageant.
“I am an athlete, I play volleyball. I used to play at university, right now I only play for charity. But I will get back on track for the Miss World preparations,” she said.

'Govt ready to reconsider Telecel shutdown'

Government is ready to reconsider its decision to cancel mobile operator Telecel’s operating licence if it makes a formal appeal to the responsible ministry, a government official has said.
Presenting oral evidence before parliamentary portfolio committee on Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services yesterday,  the minister Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services Supa Mandiwanzira said his ministry was alive to the effects of government’s decision on its revenue base as well as Telecel employees and would not act recklessly.
Mandiwanzira said this in response to members of the Nelson Chamisa-led committee’s sentiments that there was no economic or national strategic sense in his decision to suspend the licence of a company employing more than 1 000 employees at a time the national unemployment rate stood at over 85 percent.
The ICT minister, however, told the committee that the cancellation of the licence was not cast in stone as the company could either appeal against it through him or approach the courts.
“Telecel has an opportunity to activate the Potraz Act provisions which allow them to appeal against the cancellation and as government, we are ready to engage them as long as they put across a strong argument,” Mandiwanzira said.
He revealed that Telecel’s foreign directors had since requested for a meeting with him, pencilled for today, with a view to finding an amicable solution to the problem.
“I received a letter from the directors requesting for a meeting on May 5 in order to find a solution,” Mandiwanzira said.
“I am waiting to hear what they have to say because that is what will either result in a reversal or sustenance of the cancellation.”
Legislators across the political divide including MDC’s Sesel Zvidzai and Zanu PF’s Paradzai Chakona queried the logic of government using a “sledge hammer approach” to the matter.
The MPs suggested that government purchases the shares and let the company continue to operate to save jobs and subscribers’ money held up in Telecash accounts.
“By cancelling the licence, are you not punishing the indigenous people? There does not seem to be desire on your part to bail out the workers,” asked Zvidzai.
Mandiwanzira said as a minister, he was merely applying the law. He called on MPs to craft laws that are more rationale.
He said as a minister he was guided by the law “not by all other senses that you are talking about but we are worried about the legal sense”.
“Emotionally, I probably agree with the issues you are raising but we have to abide by the law of the land and the law is not emotional so that is why we are saying they still have a chance,” Mandiwanzira said.
“It is up to them to appeal but for now they have not.”

MISS WORLD ZIMBABWE TRUST WILL NOT DETHRONE THE NEWLY CROWNED MISS ZIMBABWE, OVER MERE ALLEGATIONS ABOUT NUDE PHOTOS WITHOUT A FULL INVESTIGATION

Miss World Zimbabwe Trust said they would not dethrone the newly crowned Miss World Zimbabwe Emily Kachote over mere allegations of leaked indecent pictures.
Addressing a media conference at their offices yesterday, Miss Zimbabwe Trust spokesperson Tendai Chirau said they would investigate the allegations before taking any steps. T...his follows the publication of a story in H-Metro yesterday saying that an ex-boyfriend of the recently crowned pageant queen had leaked the pictures into the public domain on social media.

"As a Trust if we hear such information we have to sit down, look at the allegations, investigate further and come up with a position," he said. He said but if they should find out that the allegations are true then the trust has no choice but to dethrone the queen.
"When the girls toured the country's provinces, we told them that if they had posed indecent anywhere they were not supposed to participate in the pageant and those who qualified for the finals assured us that they do not have any unrobed pictures anywhere.
"We have rules and regulations that govern the trust," he said.
He added that beside the verbal commitment the girls also signed written statements declaring that they had never posed unclothed.
Chirau said that chairperson of the trust, Mrs Marry Chiwenga, is not in the country and is expected back on Friday after which the trust would sit with the queen.
Chirau revealed that Thabiso Phiri who was crowned Miss Zimbabwe 2014 was not dethroned over leaked indecent pictures as has been generally believed by the public.
"Thabiso Phiri was not dethroned, she resigned and the reasons why she decided to resign were best known to her and up to now we do not know why she resigned," he said.
"We never saw the pictures and even now if you go on internet you will find photo-shopped pictures not original pictures," he said.
With that in mind Chirau said that the trust would take any alleged photos of the queen to graphics experts to determine if they are real or forgeries
In an interview with The Herald Entertainment over the alleged matter, Emily Kachote did not have much to say.
"I don't know what this is all about. That is all I can say for now," she said.Source: herald
photo-Re: Emily Tatanga Kachote, Miss Zimbabwe

Ex-Lover Leaks Miss Zim Emily Kachote’s Naked Pics

Naked pictures of Miss World Zimbabwe Emily Kachote have been published online by a man she claims to have rejected over a year ago.
Kachote said she was photographed naked at the unnamed ex-lover’s house while she was drunk during a party.
She said she expected the ex-boyfriend to have deleted the photos after they broke up but he did not do so.
The photos were published on the notorious Whatsapp group Boyz Dzepatonaz after two men claiming to be Kachote’s lovers clashed. One of them then published the naked photos to ‘prove’ that he had bedded her.
The Miss Zimbabwe Trust said it would meet Kachote on Friday to question her about the naked pictures. If it was proven that she had posed naked, she would be stripped of her crown, an official said.

Netone to buy Telecel Zimbabwe?

The ICT postal and Courier services minister Hon Supa Mandiwanzira yesterday said that the future is now bright for Telecel Zimbabwe after a meeting with a delegation from their parent company, Vimplecon today.
When TechnoMag called the ICT minister for the outcome of the meeting, Hon Supa Mandiwanzira could not be drawn to comment further but insisted that he would rather tweet the outcome in the next few minutes.
A follow up on the social network only indicated that the minister was happy and the future was bright for the company but as as smart as the minister is, he decided to make a few leads towards the future.
“Just finished a very positive meeting with Vimpelcom. It would appear the future of TZ (Telecel Zimbabwe) is orange, it’s bright”
Wait a minute! Telecel Zimbabwe is definitely not Orange, its red and the minister is not colour blind.
We have strong reasons to believe that the Vimplecom team which already has been selling its stake may have resolved to solve the indeginisation impasse by selling their stake to noone else but the same government which has been pushing for the regularization of the imbalance.
When we called other sources close to the matter they showed shock and panic about how we got wind of the transaction and preferred to distance themselves from commenting on this hot matter completely.
They could not deny or confirm the matter but preferred absolute separation from the matter as this is considered highly confidential.
It is however not clear what percentage the government is going to buy from the stake if the statement is anything to go buy and how will Telecel Zimbabwe continue to operate under such an arrangement but since it was already wiling to sell both its local and international stake, it may just be business as usual.
The government in this position is the only player who is likely comfortable about buying such a stake which already requires $137.5 million licence pending regularization of the empowerment law, a risk only the government can do without completely.
This follows recently after the $20million Brainworks offer was frustrated and immediately collapsed.
Netone`s licence is also expiring soon, (or has already technically expired) and this is one thing which will not bother the government as we have not yet heard of any renewal plans or commitments made so far.This move may even override the latest order to close down Telecel business in 30days.
So the Telecel closure businesss is now going under the carpet, or maybe as we guessed it was nothing but a smoke screen to create room for the big brother!
If this deal is anything to go by Supa Mandiwanzira will be the biggest hero and winner here and certainly will be paid handsomely for brokering such a deal in few months after joining the government, probably outdoing the supersonic minister, Hon Nelson Chamisa.
It may obviously sound like the Econet anti competition at face value but this would be better than killing Telecel Zimbabwe which was now finding it difficult to operate in Zimbabwe, worse off being bought as it is already priced at x-$137,5 million.
This will only look like Facebook buying Whatsapp, allowing the two entities in strong social media competition to compete separately, although this time the thin line is very difficult to separate.
SOURCE: TECHNOMAG