Subsequent to moving on from City College’s News-casting school in London, Britain he worked with the BBC World Help as an independent radio maker. In 2003 he got back to Zimbabwe to work for the BBC as an independent journalist. Sadly the Zimbabwean Government wouldn’t certify him as a writer except if he worked with a favorable to government media house, he denied. It was in the core of Zimbabwe’s property attack and he got back to UK.

 
He found a new line of work England’s ITV News Africa Field Maker from 2008 to 2015 and The New York Times ZIMBABWE unfamiliar reporter from 2015 to 2017. Hopewell Chin’ono have stood out as truly newsworthy captured by the Zanu government for facing it. He even escaped the country. He have been so vocal on Twitter uncovering the decay with the Zanu.

Hopewell Chin’ono

@daddyhope

My dear South African family, I have shown up to go along with you to begin another life here. Since your decision party ANC upholds oppression in our country, I’m certain it realizes that it presently has an honest conviction to take care of us. Tell me where the great drinking openings are, I’m a whisky man. You probably won’t care for your step kid, yet that kid remains yours until you dump the mother or father that you are hitched to. The ANC is as yet hitched to our decision party ZANUPF, treat us well!

Cyril Ramaphosa and Mbalula, Nomvula Mokonyane went to the introduction of Emmerson Mnangagwa who is blamed for gear decisions. His success is considered by others to be invalid and void and for Ramaphosa to go there, it appear as affront to Zimbabweans battling for a change.

Kgosi Mahumapelo, who is the CEO and founder of controversial music label Ambitiouz Entertainment, says haters are going to wait a bit longer for their downfall.

 
The businessman told TshisaLIVE on Wednesday, 6 September, that reports about the record label’s closure are not true.This came after Zimoja reported last week that Ambitiouz had allegedly closed shop due to financial issues.

A source told the publication that several staff members had not been paid and others had dragged the record label to the Commission for Concilation Mitigation and Arbitration (CCMA) for unfair dismissal.Another source alleged that Mahumapelo is also currently resolving a matter with the lawyers after he feportedly sold a car to one of his former employees fraudently, which was later repossessed because he did not own the car outright to sell it.

While Mahumapelo did not want to addresses allegations as about disgruntled employees and fraudulent dealings, he denounced rumours Ambitiouz is ceasing operations.

“We are not shutting down. We are growing and are poised to revolutionise the industry with an announcement,” Mahumapelo said.

Ambitiouz further told the publication that fans should brace themselves for a huge announcement on Friday, 8 September.

“We regret to inform you that you might need to stock up on more popcorn because Ambitiouz Entertainment isn’t going anywhere. We’re just getting started.

“It’s come to our attention that there are whispers and rumours of our imminent closure. To those who’ve been spreading these tales, we’d like to offer a heartfelt ‘nice try’. We’re saddened to report that if you were hoping for our exit, you’ll have to deal with our fabulousness for at least another decade.”

Love is in the air on Skeem Saam as we see Lizzy and Kwaito’s relationship booming in front of us. The pair decided to give their relationship a second chance. Their mothers are not happy about them getting back together, but we know what they say, the second time is a charm. According to tonight’s teasers, Kwaito will be asking Lizzy the big question,

 

he will be asking for her hand in marriage. We hope Lizzy agrees because these two make a cute couple. Kwaito has been having a bit of financial difficulties since he started building his mother a house and we have seen how demanding MaNtuli is when it comes to Kwaito’s money. She was not happy that Kwaito was spending money for a vacation with Lizzy, because she wanted all the money to go towards finishing her house.

Pick n Pay founder Raymond Ackerman – who died at age 92 – leaves a lasting legacy in South Africa’s retail industry. He also leaves behind a family fortune of around R5 billion!

Ackerman was recently named in the Top 20 richest South Africans on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).

 

 
PICK N PAY AND OTHER RETAIL STORES
Raymond Ackerman first found his way into the retail business after his father Gus opened the Ackermans clothing stores in 1916.

After acquiring a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Cape Town, the young businessman would lant a short stint as a trainee manager in 1951.

He would then go to head up food retailer Checkers, operated through the Greatermans group. In 1965, Ramyond was the Managing Director of 85 Checkers stores around South Africa. According to Entrepreneurs Hub, Raymond was shown the door a year later. This, after he refused to give in to price fixing.As first reported by The South African website, South African businessman and retail giant Raymond Ackerman has died at the age of 92. Photo: Pick n Pay social media Twitter / Facebook

In 1967, Raymond used his severance package and a bank loan to open four Pick n Pay stores in the Cape Town area. Over the years, the brand grew in size and popularity with close to 2000 stores in Sub-Saharan Africa.

In 2010, Raymond stepped down to lead the way for his son Gareth to become the company’s chairman.

In the ever-evolving storyline of the South African soap opera “Skeem Saam,” viewers were recently taken aback when Mr. Kgomo, portrayed by Arthur Molepo, issued a stern warning to Meikie, played by Harriet Manamela. The threat involved sending Meikie back to jail if she didn’t mend her ways, adding a gripping layer of tension to the drama.

 
Mr. Kgomo, known for his authoritative and no-nonsense demeanor, has often been a source of tension in the show. His character, a no-holds-barred businessman and patriarch of the Kgomo family, takes matters into his own hands when he perceives a problem that needs addressing. Meikie, a central character, has been caught in Mr. Kgomo’s crosshairs due to her perceived transgressions.

The recent confrontation between Mr. Kgomo and Meikie came as a shock to many viewers. Mr. Kgomo’s threat to send her back to jail adds a new dimension to the ongoing family dynamics and conflicts in the show. Meikie, who has faced her share of challenges and moral dilemmas, now finds herself at odds with the head of the Kgomo family.

The threat also raises questions about the boundaries of power and authority within family structures, as well as the ethics of using such threats to control family members’ behavior. Viewers are divided, with some applauding Mr. Kgomo’s tough stance, believing it to be a necessary measure to maintain order, while others view it as an overreach and an abuse of power.

As “Skeem Saam” continues to captivate its audience with its compelling storytelling and intricate character relationships, the tension between Mr. Kgomo and Meikie serves as a reminder of the complexities that arise within family dynamics. The evolving narrative promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats as they eagerly await the outcome of this latest clash of wills in the Kgomo family.