Collins Mnangagwa’s in-laws plead guilty in drug cases, fined Several drug-related cases involving Collins Mnangagwa’s in-laws have ended in guilty pleas, with the accused being ordered to pay fines. Amina Arab was fined US$200, or 20 days in prison if she fails to pay. Noreen Jessub was fined US$250, or 25 days in prison, while Dyonne was ordered to pay US$300, or serve 30 days behind bars if she fails to pay. In a separate case, Kelsea Tafirenyika pleaded guilty to possessing prescription medicines without proper authorisation. She was found with pethidine and morphine sulphate at a house in Greystone Park on 4 August 2026, in violation of the Medicines and Allied Substances Control Act. Magistrate Ignatio Kudakwashe Mhene fined her US$300 for this offence. She also pleaded guilty to possessing five prepared rolls of cannabis weighing 0.004kg and was fined an additional US$100. However, the money laundering charge against Tafirenyika was dropped after prosecutors said there was not enough evidence to secure a conviction. Source: ZimLive

Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe has been fined US$30 for violating traffic rules. Speaking at the 2027 National Pre-Budget Seminar in Bulawayo, Kazembe told parliamentarians that he received a message with a link to video footage showing his traffic offence. He said the incident proved that the Smart Traffic Management System does not favour anyone, even those in positions of power. “The system does not know its master. I was recently fined by the traffic management system while on my way to the airport,” he said.

Instagram vs Reality | Kelly, who recently made headlines over allegations of scamming inDrive drivers out of their hard-earned money, was arrested and taken into custody at Waterfalls Police Station. Her arrest came after an inDrive driver who had lost US$40 to her managed to track her down.

WATCH | A motorist shared this video complaining about a terrible traffic jam along Seke Road, starting from the Koala area. He said he had been stuck in traffic for an hour and a half and had managed to travel only about 5km. He said motorists had created as many as eight “one-way” lanes as they tried to beat the traffic, which has made the situation even worse. According to him, there was no accident causing the congestion, but drivers had blocked each other while trying to get home. He also said the situation could be a good reason to consider requiring five O-Levels before someone can obtain a driver’s licence. 🎥 @DivhaAfrica