In this article I am going to use different techniques as I try to get into the mind of such abominable personalities who have the mindset of rape and try as much as I can to put measures on how to deal and distance oneself from people of such a calibre. Rape is forcefully having sex with someone against their will through unorthodox means. It can only be perpetrated by a person or a people who are anti - social and who are ungodly, whose minds are seared with a hot iron in terms of biblical terminology. A man or a boy who has self worth knows how to respect and differentiate women and girls according to their status and social standing. Whereas a deranged psychopath cannot distinguish between a relative and a non relative he would rather go after a sister or cousin because of uncontrollable lust that is demonic and aligned to cultism. Cases of Fathers raping their own daughters which are on the rise are a sadistic demonic kind of influence that are aligned to cults and abominable crim

Zimbabwean socialite, hilarious comedian Mai Titi (real name Felistas Murata) has gone too far by washing her dirty linen in public and claiming that she is being subotaged by an imaginary ex - husband who is in the United States. Zimbabweans just woke up yesterday to pornographic pictures of Mai Titi flooded on the internet. But the pics did not expose the nitty gritties. The pics however, generated different comic comments from followers who took turns to argue among themselves. The Gaze can exclusively deduce that the pornographic splashing of not so apetising nude pics on social media are a facade of phony doctoring that has racked in non existing enemies and have been put to garner hits on the social media platform. The pics show a pale Mai Titi covering her privates and exposes her unpleasant back side and a partial part of her saggy breasts. Mai Titi is known for controversy and her appetite for brewing comedic impossible imaginary stuff for the purposes of remaining relevant to

By Hannock Ngaru   If there is any artist I would recall from the dead back to life, it would be Sam Mtukudzi, son to Zimbabwe's legendary Superstar, the late Oliver Mtukudzi. I remember, Sam as an artist who propelled me into the media industry as we were just a little at par in terms of age. That day I wanted to do an interview with him, I submitted him in my schedule diary in our newsroom which was located in Belvedere, Harare, Zimbabwe's Primate City. Sam was in Norton: a domitory City that detached from Harare and I had given him a call the day before and so all was set for our meeting. It was an exciting day of my life as I loaded myself with every journalistic armament all ready for my first biggest interview way back in 2006. I liked the hectic atmosphere that came with boarding public transport at Coppercabaurner rank to Norton. Well, ZUPCO was available and I went right ahead to Norton to meet Sam who I was communicating with along the way and I listened attentively t

  It's actually pouring rain in Cape Town as Winter is wet, humid, windy and dark with power cut woes worsening the situation in South Africa's Legislative Capital. Temperatures have fallen drastically to around 13°C with locals not only needing to walk around with heavy jerseys but with umbrellas as well if it's not windy. In a city such as Cape Town it is very difficulty to stay in one place but business is commencing even in the middle of the night as electricity has become a precious treasure to utilize when it's available. It's actually best to work with the meteorogical office and ESKOM schedule to be in sync with their patterns so that one is in uniformity with what will be happening. Uber, In drive and etc are normally busy in this wet, dark and windy, Winter as thieves are also operating, so boarding taxis saves a lot. The current showers are expected to approximately persist till Sunday stretching into next week with low temperatures and darkness accompany

  Marvelous Nakamba was a stone that was rejected by Unai Emery who was the new manager for Aston Villa in the hope of beefing up his squad, little did he know that by offloading the Zimbabwe Warriors talisman mid - fielder, he would actually beef up Luton Town squad his next headache in the English Premiership League 23/24 season. It turned out to be the rejected stone becoming the corner of the building as Nakamba's penalty conversion became the stepping stone for Luton Town during the weekend in their triumph over Coventry City in a Sky Bet Championship Play - Off final. The Zimbabwean mid - fielder is actually the man of the moment as he is trending and topical not only in England but in his country Zimbabwe as well. He is a marksman that even the great Brazilian gun man, Neymar praised for his accuracy in marking the ball. Luton Town's qualification into the 23/24 season actually means Nakamba will rub shoulders with his former teammates and will be out there to prove Emer

It does not need a doctor of Economics to advise that South Africa's economy needs attention as it is too visible for even a layman can comment and recommend solutions. Factor number 1 that has affected SA's economy is the electricity crisis that has exhibited a more visible harm to business than anything else. The electricity crisis has inhibited the construction industry in a big way as substitution of  electricity with generators is expensive and it has led to massive job cuts leading to an increase to unemployment figures. Other industries that heavily depend on electricity have also been hit hard especially the technology sector and security sector. Factor number 2 that has made an impact on the SA economy was the printing of new money even though authorities have argued that it is in sync with international standards it is clear that putting or printing new notes spirals inflation. The Rand is slowly losing value against the Greenback which definitely does not look good f

South Africa is set to plunge more into dark Winter as ESKOM introduced stage 5 this week highlighting that electricity is set to be switched off between 4pm to 5 am commencing today onwards. Media reports quoted Julius Malema the leader of South Africa's third biggest party Economic Freedom Fighters, saying the grid is likely going to collapse which may cause total darkness thereby likely to instill a revolution in the Southern African country. However, the new Minister of Electricity, Kgosientso Ramokgopa argued that South Africa will improve on its electricity generation and is likely to be on a better position in December. Ramokgopa said the country will import 4000 Megawatts from Mozambique and internally generate 2000 (MGW). Malema argued that the government was not maintaining it's existing grids and also pointed out on corruption as a major draw back. Inspite, of this electricity crisis the format ESKOM has implemented on loadshedding is at least better as it is now out