Female Celebrity – A Zimbabwean private investigator from Matrix Private Investigations, Tafadzwa Chidawa, has revealed a shocking case.
Two men, Thabo Blessing Dube (27) and Martin Charli, lured a popular female celebrity via Facebook. Posing as clients for social media ads, they gained her trust.
The duo allegedly gang-r@ped the female celebrity after meeting her. They are now detained at Waterfalls Police station.
Chidawa confirmed the arrests, highlighting the suspects’ deceptive tactics.Investigations suggest over 50 women may be victims of the pair.
However, most are too afraid to come forward. This indicates a broader pattern of exploitation, prompting varied online reactions.
Matrix Private Investigations tracked the suspects using a profile picture. The image linked to a South African number and a “Sam 1” account. Shocking details emerged, with Essy Stacy Maregedze commending, “Great job.
”Public responses on Chidawa’s post reflect mixed sentiments. Taurai Taumash Mashava questioned, “Why are they still smiling?” while Rumbi Sikonzi hoped, “Celebrity racho hope is not madam boss or Pokelo.”
Alite Ngeyikeni criticized Chidawa’s focus, asking, “Why don’t you investigate Zanu PF’s corruption and arrest all of them?”
Angela Brown replied, “Alite Ngeyikeni h…,” and Njambi Tanya Tari added, “Well done.”Chidawa’s team continues to uncover more evidence.
They promise additional details soon, as the case sparks outrage and calls for stricter online safety measures. The public awaits further updates on this disturbing case.
it was gathered that Zimbabwe faces significant safety challenges for residents. High crime rates, including petty theft, violent assaults, and home invasions, are prevalent, especially in urban areas like Harare, as noted in various travel advisories.
Political instability and economic issues, such as a 95% unemployment rate and the world’s highest inflation, contribute to social unrest and resource shortages, making daily life precarious.
Despite these issues, some areas, particularly tourist destinations like Victoria Falls, are relatively safer due to regional cooperation and economic reliance on tourism.
Many Zimbabweans are friendly and welcoming, but systemic problems like poor infrastructure, unreliable services, and occasional civil unrest mean living in Zimbabwe requires vigilance and preparation.