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4 days ago | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By UK correspondentBIRMINGHAM: West Midlands police have commented on the death of Kudzai Chipadza, popularly known as DJ Kay Cie, as details also started to emerge regarding his funeral. Chipadza, well known in the UK-Zimbabwe showbiz cricles, was found dead at a hotel Monday morning sparking viral seocial media speculation regarding the circumstances of his passing. He reportedly succumbed to cardiac arrest with wild claims alleged online over what may have induced the fatal heart attack.
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5 days ago | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By UK CorrespondentTHE Zimbabwean community in the United Kingdom was left in shock Monday following the sudden death of popular entertainer and events promoter, DJ Kay Cie. The DJ, real name Kudzaishe Chipadza, was reportedly found dead at a Birmigham hotel on Monday morning. Chipadza had been one of the leading names in the UK-Zimbabwe showbiz industry since 2008. He was recently the MC at the annual SAMA Festival which was held in Leicester.
More to follow ….
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2 weeks ago | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By Own CorrespondentUK-BASED expatriate risk management firm, Diaspora Insurance, hosted a dinner reception for the Zimbabwe Cricket team at the company’s global head office in Birmingham on Sunday. The reception was also attended by Zimbabwe’s ambassador to the UK and Northern Ireland, Rtd Col Christian Katsande who rallied the team to victory in their historic one-off test against England.
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3 weeks ago | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By UK CorrespondentUK-BASED global risk experts, Diaspora Insurance, will give the Zimbabwe Cricket team a timely boost with some home comforts ahead of the Chevrons’ historic one-off test match against England. The landmark one-off clash at Trent Bridge from May 22-25 marks the Chevron’s return to the longest format on English soil for the first time in over two decades.
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1 month ago | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By IOL NewsA top Zimbabwean banker is at the centre of the nearly R2 billion Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) tender scandal involving a South African printing company paid R1.2 billion by the Harare government to supply election materials in 2023 amid money laundering investigations on both sides of the Limpopo River.
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1 month ago | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By UK CorrespondentLONDON: Acclaimed Zimbabwean comedian and media personality King Kandoro has been officially announced as the host of the 15th Annual Zimbabwe Achievers Awards (ZAA) UK. The glamorous awards will take place on Saturday, 17 May 2025 at the prestigious Grand Hotel Birmingham, located at 1 Church St, Birmingham B3 2FE, UK.
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1 month ago | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By UK CorrespondentUNITED KINGDOM: Zimbabwean middle-distance runner, Royal Mabika, will be participating in this year’s Manchester Marathon with the support of global risk solutions firm, Diaspora Insurance. Mabika, who is based in the United Arab Emirates, is running to raise school fees for close to one hundred children from his Zaka home district in Masvingo province. “I’m happy to be lining up for the Manchester Marathon on a charity mission very close to my heart,” said Mabika.
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2 months ago | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By UK CorrespondentDIASPORA Insurance CEO, Jeff Madzingo, has been honoured with another Africa-UK business award in recognition of his “groundbreaking work across multiple African countries and the diaspora”. The Business Executive Media Group recently confirmed that Madzingo had won the 2025 “Excellence In Transformative Insurance Solutions” award “following our comprehensive multi-step selection process”.
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Mar 7, 2025 | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By UK CorrespondentLONDON: “It is difficult to put into words the depth of our loss, but even harder to fully capture the incredible life that he lived,” said the daughter of the late BBC reporter Lewis Machipisa in a touching tribute to her late father. “As a journalist, he was passionate about telling stories that needed to be told,” Duduzile Machipisa added. “His work at BBC Africa was more than a career; it was a calling.
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Mar 7, 2025 | 
newzimbabwe.com | Gilbert Nyambabvu
By UK CorrespondentLONDON: “It is difficult to put into words the depth of our loss, but even harder to fully capture the incredible life that he lived,” said Duduzile Machipisa. “As a journalist, he was passionate about telling stories that needed to be told,” Duduzile added in a touching tribute to her late father and former BBC reporter Lewis Machipisa. “His work at BBC Africa was more than a career; it was a calling.
