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Newsflash ××××Brett MuVet Claims He Is Being Targeted Over Political Activism

Zimbabwean activist Brett MuVet has made allegations that he is being targeted because of his criticism of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government.

In a recent statement, MuVet claimed that a US$15 million bounty had been placed on him. He did not indicate that he would stop his activism, saying he remains committed to advocating for political change.

MuVet is associated with the Varanda VeZimbabwe (VVZ) movement, which has called for political reforms, greater accountability and improved living conditions.

His allegations have generated mixed reactions online. While some supporters have expressed concern and support, others have questioned the basis of his claims and called for evidence.

The reported bounty and alleged threats have not been independently verified. MuVet’s statements therefore remain allegations as public discussion continues over his political activities and the issues he raises.

News Flash××× Chinese Businessman, Zheng Xiangming has been enstooled as a Traditional Chief in Ghana 🇬🇭 for creating jobs in the country.

DDF /RIDA boat Successfully recovered, now at Andora habour

Lake Kariba Update| A new ferry has been introduced on the Chalala–Kariba route, with a capacity of approximately 90 passengers and the ability to carry up to six tonnes of fish, 300 ice blocks and Matemba.

The vessel is powered by a 275HP main engine and built on three pontoons for improved stability, while safety equipment includes 115 life jackets, 10 life rings, two life rafts carrying about 20 people each and two tender boats powered by 70HP engines.

A 175HP Suzuki engine provides additional backup propulsion, with the vessel’s safety features and backup systems aimed at strengthening safety for travellers using the route.

Final inspection of the Silverstone Ferry Boatby the lake captain 🛥️✅ Ready for work in Kariba

Wednesday afternoon, Scotland vs Dynamos — the game is coming to life! ⚽🇸🇨🔥

Zimbabwe football is really starting to take shape💪🏟️👏

🚍🇿🇼 ZUPCO drivers in Zimbabwe reportedly haven’t been paid salaries for over two years.

Some drivers keep their buses to avoid them being seized during repairs, fearing they may not get them back. Others reportedly sleep in the buses and fund fuel and repairs themselves just to keep working and meeting basic needs.

📉 ZUPCO has reportedly cut staff from about 7,000 to around 1,500employees. Meanwhile, around 2,000 former workers have taken the company to court over unpaid wages, with some winning and having ZUPCO assets (including buses) seized.

⚠️ Workers also allege mismanagement. Of 500 buses bought (2019–2022), only about 150 are reportedly still roadworthy, and many are said to be unsafe.