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WATCH LIVE: Mnangagwa Accused Of Hiring Hitmen To Take Out Generals

WATCH LIVE AS Gambakwe looks at the warning that has been given to Zimbabwe Generals regarding Mnangagwa hiring  Hitmen. Zimbabwe Generals are on high alert after they were warned that a group of hitmen has been hired to take them and their close family members out. Highly connected Prominent Zimbabwean political activist, Agrippa Masiyakurima warned that there is a covert operation underway to take out the remaining Generals which is led by a woman called Rumbie. He warned the Generals to be aware not just for themselves but also for their close family members as the operation is even targeting the Children of the War veterans. Key Events For Today Bodybuilders 4 ED has been formed. Its a pro-government affiliate group of the ruling ZANU PF party that supports President Emmerson Dambudzo (ED) Mnangagwa. Top Trending News Harare businessman Victor Magigwana (32) was arrested at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport on March 14, 2026, after authorities intercepted him with US$80,000 in undeclared cash. Acting on a tip-off, detectives from the CID Commercial Crime Division monitored him as he cleared security and stopped him just before he could board a Tanzania Airlines flight to Dar es Salaam. Under Zimbabwe's Exchange Control Act, travelers are prohibited from exporting more than US$2,000 without prior Reserve Bank approval; consequently, ZIMRA seized US$78,000, returning only the legal limit to him. Magigwana appeared before a Harare magistrate on charges of unlawfully exporting foreign currency and was subsequently released on US$300 bail. He has established himself as a Finance-FX (Foreign Exchange) Trader and analyst, often sharing insights into financial markets and trading strategies. Victor Magigwana is primarily based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, where he operates as an entrepreneur and financial trader.  His current strategy focuses heavily on gold (XAU/USD) rather than traditional currency pairs On 27 Feb, Bishop Evelyn Sarah Bengesa (65) appeared in court before Harare regional magistrate Sheila Mupindu this week facing charges of illegally moving money out of Zimbabwe. The State says that after selling her house at 16 Prices Avenue, Mt Pleasant, Harare, for US$660,000 on 25 August 2025, she carried about US$480,000 in cash across the Plumtree Border Post to Botswana on 16 September 2025. Business Business Rescue Practitioners (BRPs), Haroon Laher Of Lasken notified the Minister of Communications of their intention to file for liquidation. They argue that without a major cash injection, the entity is technically insolvent and legally cannot continue trading. The BRPs have requested R3.8 billion from the National Treasury to implement the final phase of the rescue plan. However, this funding was not allocated in the 2026 Budget, leading to the current standoff. Communications Minister Solly Malatsi has called talk of liquidation "premature," stating that the government is still exploring alternative solutions, including private sector partnerships. Major labour federations like COSATU and SAFTU strongly oppose liquidation, warning it would lead to the loss of roughly 6,000 jobs and cut off essential services for millions in rural areas. The SPAR Group announced on 17 March 2026 that it is implementing a voluntary severance programme (VSP) in specific areas of its business. This move is part of a broader "cost reset" and organizational restructuring aimed at improving operational efficiency and long-term sustainability. The programme does not affect individual SPAR retailers (franchisees) or the services provided to its independent retail network. Reeza Isaacs, formerly the Chief Financial Officer, took over as Group CEO on 1 March 2026 after the resignation of Angelo Swartz.  Old Mutual And Stadio Results Africa Morocco have been crowned Africa Cup of Nations winners after a major ruling today overturned Senegal’s victory in the final  Community Mve two for one promotion Notes