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Trending News: Miss Chengetayi Chininga, Head of Operations at Katswe SistahoodZimbabwean teens to make history at Cambridge debateCassava Technologies secures $90 mln for African expansionJapanese Embassy donates US$70 000 eye equipment to St Luke’s HospitalFour Grade 7 students off to Egypt for robotics challengeWorld Soil Day commemorated amidst calls to conserve soilTrial of five suspected SA hitmen resumes todayGoverment takes major steps in protecting children with disabilitiesHarare Wetlands Trust demands urgent decontamination of Lake ChiveroGrade 7 learner killed by kombi, body dumped at Chitungwiza HospitalArmed robber hits on cross-border traveller, gets 10 years in jailSustainable water use crucial for power generation in Zimbabwe, ZambiaKutsaga phases out hazardous agro-chemicalRhino Cup Champions League scores big in conservation effortsSpices and herbs exports reach US$4mPositive start for pilot cotton seed trading on ZMXIT’S TIME FOR ACTION, LET’S SAVE LAKE CHIVERO, SAYS MAFUMEZB HEIST: JAILED MAN FREEDLEAVE ME OUT OF MY EX’SNONSENSE, SAYS HWINZAREMNANTS OFCHIDO SET TO PROVIDE MORE RAINFULLCOP LOSES CASH, IDS IN MUSHIKASHIKA HITEDITORIAL : Doek & slay: Women hit backBROTHER STRIPS SISTER NAKED IN FRONTOF HER KIDSGORIMBO, THE AMERICANDREAM, THE ABUSE, THEPAIN, THE MENTAL GRIEFFIRSTSHOTSFIREDIN ZIFABATTLESONGANI EXTENDS STAY AT ICELANDIC SIDE VESTRIHE DOES GET COLDWE HAVEN’T CHOSEN OUR STARS, SAYS KWEZAFOR NDIRAYA, IT’S A FAIRYTALEHE FELT WOULD NEVER COMEBENZA TURNED DOWN JOBS IN USA, UK, CANADA TO HELP DEVELOP LOCAL FOOTBALLCURRAN FINALLY MAKES HIS BOW, RAIN RUINS THE DAYBlack Cap ‘champion’ Southee bows out a winnerDIALL HIM INWHO’S WINNINGTRENT – Y TO DOZIFA HARARE PROVINCE VICE-CHAIRMAN LAID TO RESTBULLS SEND RAPTORS TO FIFTH STRAIGHT DEFEATNZ in big consolation win over EnglandUS RYDER CUP GOLFERS TO BE PAID $200 000 STIPENDNO CAN DODIZZY SEASONBABA GWERU GIVES HIS FANS AN XMAS SONGIT’S JUST A FANTASY, ITNEVER HAPPENED, JAY-Z’SLAWYER RUBBISHES CLAIMSFIESTAFIESTA AMAPIANO EXPLOSION SHOW ON‘2024 Cabinet calendar a success’ . . . We implemented impactful policies: President President cracks whip on errant ministersOne million rural homes to get solar powerUse ICTs to boost production: PresidentMbudzi interchange renamed Trabablas InterchangeZesa restores power after blackout Politburo meets tomorrowChido brings varied rains, Zim escapes worstLawmakers push for local universities to get mining claimsTake a Break from SummerMinister Muswere toasts to journalistsZanu PF warns against misinformation on social mediaPotraz achieves clean audit billAfreximbank, Mutapa move to drive economic growthResidents take Lake Chivero crises to GovtMillennium Heights voted best high-rise developmentProgrammes unveiled to tackle GBV Hunt for Mukuru agency robbers onTeen miner crushed to death in rockfallEditorial Comment: Chivero ecological disaster self-inflicted by HCCGovt business remains open during holiday seasonArmy barracks renamedThe year China cemented social ties with Zim2024 Literary Arts ReviewMahendere unleashes ‘Outcry Experience 2’MBUDZI ROUNDABOUT TO BE RENAMED TRABABLAS EXCHANGEQUEEN KVG IS RADIO’S NUMERO UNO, THE BESTOF THE VERY BESTZIFA POLL RACE GETS UGLY  . . . bid to bar Kweza, Magaya, Machana launchedChevrons saved by rainScottland-bound Ndiraya revisits old woundsActuarial scientist rejects overseas jobs for footballSadomba named in COSAFA U-17 best XINHS bullish about airport driven growth prospects ART Corporation banks on ongoing restructuring‘Zimbabwe committed to debt clearance reforms’Single worst investment on Johannesburg Stock ExchangeTHE MOSQUITO CODE…Another man forgives, reconciles with cheating wife…Gift Molai says his love for his wife is very powerfulPOLLUTION AT LAKE CHIVERO REACHES ALARMING LEVELS‘Cabinet calendar a success’: President lauds Government 2024 milestonesPresident lauds Government 2024 milestones…takes swipe at truancy in cabinetCOMMENT: Busting of smugglers must be intensified and be made permanentKweza, Machana & Magaya flaggedPower outage cripples businesses in Bulawayo CBD‘Starlink entry to enhance competition in Internet service’Amakhosi to unveil first exhibition at new art galleryRain washes out Chevrons-Afghanistan first ODIUse ICTs to boost production: PresidentZimbabwe’s bold move against alluvial mining reflects strong commitment to environmental sustainability, resource managementFirm launches new cigarette brand in BeitbridgeSouth African Amapiano star Aymos to thrill locals with 3-day tourBeitbridge villagers raise alarm over rampant tree-cuttingWomen empowerment programmes tackle dependency syndromeChief Dakamela honouredAfghanistan name Test squadPamire urges vigilance in Zifa pollZNA School of Infantry renamed Lookout Masuku Barracks
Wed. Dec 18th, 2024
Trending News: Miss Chengetayi Chininga, Head of Operations at Katswe SistahoodZimbabwean teens to make history at Cambridge debateCassava Technologies secures $90 mln for African expansionJapanese Embassy donates US$70 000 eye equipment to St Luke’s HospitalFour Grade 7 students off to Egypt for robotics challengeWorld Soil Day commemorated amidst calls to conserve soilTrial of five suspected SA hitmen resumes todayGoverment takes major steps in protecting children with disabilitiesHarare Wetlands Trust demands urgent decontamination of Lake ChiveroGrade 7 learner killed by kombi, body dumped at Chitungwiza HospitalArmed robber hits on cross-border traveller, gets 10 years in jailSustainable water use crucial for power generation in Zimbabwe, ZambiaKutsaga phases out hazardous agro-chemicalRhino Cup Champions League scores big in conservation effortsSpices and herbs exports reach US$4mPositive start for pilot cotton seed trading on ZMXIT’S TIME FOR ACTION, LET’S SAVE LAKE CHIVERO, SAYS MAFUMEZB HEIST: JAILED MAN FREEDLEAVE ME OUT OF MY EX’SNONSENSE, SAYS HWINZAREMNANTS OFCHIDO SET TO PROVIDE MORE RAINFULLCOP LOSES CASH, IDS IN MUSHIKASHIKA HITEDITORIAL : Doek & slay: Women hit backBROTHER STRIPS SISTER NAKED IN FRONTOF HER KIDSGORIMBO, THE AMERICANDREAM, THE ABUSE, THEPAIN, THE MENTAL GRIEFFIRSTSHOTSFIREDIN ZIFABATTLESONGANI EXTENDS STAY AT ICELANDIC SIDE VESTRIHE DOES GET COLDWE HAVEN’T CHOSEN OUR STARS, SAYS KWEZAFOR NDIRAYA, IT’S A FAIRYTALEHE FELT WOULD NEVER COMEBENZA TURNED DOWN JOBS IN USA, UK, CANADA TO HELP DEVELOP LOCAL FOOTBALLCURRAN FINALLY MAKES HIS BOW, RAIN RUINS THE DAYBlack Cap ‘champion’ Southee bows out a winnerDIALL HIM INWHO’S WINNINGTRENT – Y TO DOZIFA HARARE PROVINCE VICE-CHAIRMAN LAID TO RESTBULLS SEND RAPTORS TO FIFTH STRAIGHT DEFEATNZ in big consolation win over EnglandUS RYDER CUP GOLFERS TO BE PAID $200 000 STIPENDNO CAN DODIZZY SEASONBABA GWERU GIVES HIS FANS AN XMAS SONGIT’S JUST A FANTASY, ITNEVER HAPPENED, JAY-Z’SLAWYER RUBBISHES CLAIMSFIESTAFIESTA AMAPIANO EXPLOSION SHOW ON‘2024 Cabinet calendar a success’ . . . We implemented impactful policies: President President cracks whip on errant ministersOne million rural homes to get solar powerUse ICTs to boost production: PresidentMbudzi interchange renamed Trabablas InterchangeZesa restores power after blackout Politburo meets tomorrowChido brings varied rains, Zim escapes worstLawmakers push for local universities to get mining claimsTake a Break from SummerMinister Muswere toasts to journalistsZanu PF warns against misinformation on social mediaPotraz achieves clean audit billAfreximbank, Mutapa move to drive economic growthResidents take Lake Chivero crises to GovtMillennium Heights voted best high-rise developmentProgrammes unveiled to tackle GBV Hunt for Mukuru agency robbers onTeen miner crushed to death in rockfallEditorial Comment: Chivero ecological disaster self-inflicted by HCCGovt business remains open during holiday seasonArmy barracks renamedThe year China cemented social ties with Zim2024 Literary Arts ReviewMahendere unleashes ‘Outcry Experience 2’MBUDZI ROUNDABOUT TO BE RENAMED TRABABLAS EXCHANGEQUEEN KVG IS RADIO’S NUMERO UNO, THE BESTOF THE VERY BESTZIFA POLL RACE GETS UGLY  . . . bid to bar Kweza, Magaya, Machana launchedChevrons saved by rainScottland-bound Ndiraya revisits old woundsActuarial scientist rejects overseas jobs for footballSadomba named in COSAFA U-17 best XINHS bullish about airport driven growth prospects ART Corporation banks on ongoing restructuring‘Zimbabwe committed to debt clearance reforms’Single worst investment on Johannesburg Stock ExchangeTHE MOSQUITO CODE…Another man forgives, reconciles with cheating wife…Gift Molai says his love for his wife is very powerfulPOLLUTION AT LAKE CHIVERO REACHES ALARMING LEVELS‘Cabinet calendar a success’: President lauds Government 2024 milestonesPresident lauds Government 2024 milestones…takes swipe at truancy in cabinetCOMMENT: Busting of smugglers must be intensified and be made permanentKweza, Machana & Magaya flaggedPower outage cripples businesses in Bulawayo CBD‘Starlink entry to enhance competition in Internet service’Amakhosi to unveil first exhibition at new art galleryRain washes out Chevrons-Afghanistan first ODIUse ICTs to boost production: PresidentZimbabwe’s bold move against alluvial mining reflects strong commitment to environmental sustainability, resource managementFirm launches new cigarette brand in BeitbridgeSouth African Amapiano star Aymos to thrill locals with 3-day tourBeitbridge villagers raise alarm over rampant tree-cuttingWomen empowerment programmes tackle dependency syndromeChief Dakamela honouredAfghanistan name Test squadPamire urges vigilance in Zifa pollZNA School of Infantry renamed Lookout Masuku Barracks
Wed. Dec 18th, 2024

Sekuru Mutsamba (108) dies

The late Sekuru Michael Mutsamba

Ray Bande
Senior Reporter

SEKURU Michael Mutsamba (108) passed on last Saturday, and was laid to rest near his homestead in Nyabadza Village, Mutasa district, on Monday.

The vibrant and captivating centenarian, affectionately known as Samatomba, shared his remarkable life story with The Manica Post in June this year.

In the interview the centenarian recounted his life’s events with astonishing clarity and strength in memory.


His Manyika accent, punctuated by lively humour, made the conversation truly unforgettable.

Born on June 16, 1916, Sekuru Mutsamba left behind a legacy of nine children, 43 grandchildren, 79 great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren, with the youngest being only four years old. Three of his children predeceased him.

His extraordinary life story will continue to inspire and captivate many.

Moffat Mungazi

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