… Zimbabwean government spokesperson Nick Mangwana confirmed that the aircraft was carrying a high-profile businessman, three other passengers and two pilots. …
… The latest confirmation follows an initial account from Zimbabwean government spokesperson Nick Mangwana, who said the aircraft had been carrying a high-profile businessman, three other passengers and two pilots, and that there were no survivors. …
… Zimbabwean government spokesperson Nick Mangwana confirmed that the helicopter was carrying a high-profile businessman, three other passengers and two pilots, and said there were no survivors. …
… "The government wishes to confirm that a helicopter crash has occurred, involving one high-profile businessman, three other passengers, and two pilots," government spokesman Nick Mangwana said in a post on X. …
… Government spokesperson Nick Mangwana said the aircraft was carrying “a prominent businessman, three other passengers and two pilots.”“Current information indicates that there were no survivors in this crash. …
… "The government wishes to confirm that a helicopter crash has occurred, involving one high-profile businessman, three other passengers, and two pilots," government spokesman Nick Mangwana said in a post on X. …
… Government spokesperson Nick Mangwana confirmed the crash, saying there were no survivors, but said the Zimbabwe Republic Police would formally release the identities of the victims. …
… urred in the Marondera Rural area, about 72 kilometres (45 miles) east of Harare at 1500 GMT."The government wishes to confirm that a helicopter crash has occurred, involving one high-profile businessman, three other passengers, and two pilots," government spokesman Nick Mangwana …
… The crash, which occurred at around 3pm GMT, involved a high-profile businessman, three other passengers and two pilots, according to government spokesman Nick Mangwana. …
… "SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED -- IT'S NOW LAW," information ministry senior official Nick Mangwana announced in a post on X that showed a copy of the new act. …
Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo and his wife Lucy "Lulu" Muteke have been buried at Sahwira Glen Forest Memorial Park in Harare, weeks after they died in a helicopter crash in the Marondera area on September 30. The couple were buried side by side in custom-designed caskets at a high-profile funeral attended by thousands of mourners.
Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo and his wife Lucy "Lulu" Muteke have been buried at Sahwira Glen Forest Memorial Park in Harare, weeks after they died in a helicopter crash in the Marondera area on September 30. The couple were buried side by side in custom-designed caskets at a high-profile funeral attended by thousands of mourners.
Zimbabwean police have opened investigations into a helicopter crash that killed businessman Wicknell Chivhayo, his wife Lucy Muteke, and three others near Marondera. Forensic scientists and aviation experts attended the crash site at Kudenga Farm after the aircraft came down on Wednesday evening.
A helicopter crashed in the Marondera Rural area, about 72 kilometres east of Harare, on Wednesday, with six people on board—one high-profile businessman, three other passengers, and two pilots. Authorities said there were no survivors.
A helicopter crashed in Marondera, eastern Zimbabwe, on Wednesday evening with six people on board, including a high-profile businessman and two pilots. Government authorities confirmed no survivors but have not yet formally identified the victims.
A helicopter crashed east of Harare on Wednesday with six people aboard—one high-profile businessman, three other passengers, and two pilots—with no survivors reported, according to government authorities.
A private helicopter carrying six people, including prominent businessman Wicknell Chivayo and his wife Lucy Muteke, crashed in Marondera, Harare on Wednesday afternoon with no survivors, according to Zimbabwe's government spokesman.
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa signed constitutional changes on Tuesday that extend his term by two years until 2030 and scrap direct presidential elections, replacing them with parliamentary appointment of the president. The amendments also extend presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years and have been criticised as a "constitutional coup" by opposition figures.