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Africom Customer Support insults robbed Client

October 18, 2015

I was having problems with Africom after they had stole my money with their malfunctioning Java scripts, I contacted their help chat on their website and on seeing i was Dr Clarence the Public Defender and Citizen Jounalist they didnt respond,

Then i contacted them with another name and they responded, Upon then Discovering that i am Dr Clarence, the lazy helpline personnel ignored me for an hour now, which is a crime and consumer rights breech.

Africom agent mocked me by saying "Do you want free Data sir?" and i will see that justice is served, i have all the time in the world.

Chat Transcript with Kudzi

Chat started on 18 Oct 2015, 11:45 AM (GMT+0)
(11:45:35)	* Kudzi joined the chat *
(11:45:36)	Kudzi: hey
(11:45:49)	* CC Agent joined the chat *
(11:45:55)	CC Agent: good day
(11:46:18)	CC Agent: how can we assist
(11:55:21)	Kudzi: i bought airtime and ddnt get the airtime that i bought
(11:56:18)	CC Agent: can you please forward the email that you received with the transaction ID to contactcenter@afri-com.net so that we can trace
(11:57:09)	Kudzi: no you dont respond, i did that yesterday and you are not compying with potraz consumer protection guidlines
(11:57:13)	Kudzi: complying
(11:58:45)	CC Agent: its the only way i can assist, without that verification email i wont be able to assist
(11:59:10)	Kudzi: um not a fool
(11:59:31)	Kudzi: yesterday Called helpline Rutendo Africom at 21:54hrs,ref 8647489
(11:59:37)	Kudzi: emailled
(11:59:46)	Kudzi: no response
(11:59:58)	Kudzi: today called yolandas to call mi back she didnt
(12:00:23)	Kudzi: now i contact customer suppoort with another name then you respnd
(12:00:54)	Kudzi: i am taking screenshots of this chat and when we are done i am publishing it
(12:01:01)	CC Agent: yolandah gave you a call and you and you did not pick up im sure you can see the missed call from our switchboard
(12:01:19)	CC Agent: your account now has the unlimited bundle expiring on the 25 of october
(12:01:50)	Kudzi: already i have made this article, i have all the time in the world to get justice served on you thieves http://wabatwaoffside.drclarenceexclusive.com/2015/10/7-reasons-you-should-never-use-africom.html
(12:02:06)	Kudzi: where did the bundle come from???
(12:02:12)	Kudzi: i demand to know now
(12:02:55)	Kudzi: now you are now responding
(12:03:36)	Kudzi: its a crime to not respond and it comes to your personal responsibility as an individual
(12:05:12)	CC Agent: Do you want free data sir?
(12:05:33)	Kudzi: i may be a musician, i am a highly educated computer engineer, top interlect human rights attoney, a great thinker with an iq of 181, above that of bill gates, i tried to be ethical yesterday and the helpline told me we can help you on monday, so how then today did you solve it
(12:05:53)	Kudzi: you asking me do you want free data? i take that as an insult
(12:06:10)	Kudzi: i want the inspiration and the work that i lost yesterday
(12:06:27)	Kudzi: i want to be paid for communicating with you guys
(12:06:39)	Kudzi: now can you give me that??
(12:12:07)	Kudzi: Zimbabwe Law says helpline should be prompt and Polite
(12:13:18)	Kudzi: you think we make complaints coz we want free Data, i made a complaint because i was victimized, i demand to know your name now
(12:16:26)	Kudzi: i am now redcording with a video camera and i am proceeding to upload evidence of you slow response
(12:20:53)	Kudzi: 6. CONSUMER RIGHTS 6.1. What Consumers should expect from Service Provider(s) Service Provider(s) should provide clear and comprehensive information about tariffs, terms and conditions for available products and services. 6.2. Consumers should only be charged in accordance with tariffs, terms and conditionsas they have agreed with their Service Provider. 6.3. Consumers are entitled to expect Service Providersto: a. Provide Consumers with clear and accurate bills, so that they readily understand the tariffs charged and method ofcalculation used in producing bills for products and services; b. Be fair, prompt and courteous when responding toproblems presented by consumers.
(12:30:14)	* Kudzi has rated the chat Bad *

5 reasons to sleep Naked

October 14, 2015

You’ll sleep better
Shedding your threads before tucking in will help you snooze more soundly, says Men’s Health sleep advisor W. Christopher Winter, M.D. Your body temperature declines as you doze and climbs before you wake up, but clothing can interfere with this natural fluctuation, Dr. Winter says. The extra insulation can make you too hot as your temperature drops, leading to tossing and turning and waking up sweaty in the middle of the night. Nix the PJs and allow your body temperature to ebb and flow uninterrupted, Dr. Winter says.

5 Reasons to Sleep Naked

You’ll ignite your metabolism
Staying cool throughout the night may help rev your metabolism, according to a 2014 study in the journal Diabetes. Researchers found that when people slept in a chilly room, they produced double the volume of brown fat—a healthy fat stored in your neck that burns calories to generate body heat—compared to when they slept in a warmer room. Keeping your body temperature lower by sleeping nude could produce the same effect, says study author Francesco S. Celi, M.D.

You’ll protect your testicles
Sleeping in your underwear increases the odds that you’ll get an infection in the worst possible place, says Brian Steixner, M.D., a urologist based in Atlantic City, N.J. Your drawers keep heat and moisture in—and bacteria thrive in warm, moist environments, says Dr. Steixner. More bacteria makes for a higher likelihood that any chaffed or irritated skin down there becomes infected, he says. Skip your skivvies to keep your balls cleaner, drier, and healthier.

You’ll nurture your sperm

Your scrotum needs to be just the right temperature in order to optimize sperm production, says Dr. Steixner. That perfect temperature: 95 to 96 degrees, just slightly cooler than the rest of your body. When your testicles are too warm, your sperm quality suffers, according to a Finnish study that tested the semen of men who used saunas. Even tight underwear can be enough to raise your sack’s temperature above the optimum level, Dr. Steixner says. So for the sake of your future children, consider freeballing.

You’ll get closer to your partner

Skin-on-skin contact with another person triggers the release of the hormone oxytocin in your brain, according to Swedish researchers. The chemical reduces stress, makes you feel more connected to your partner, and increases your sex drive, the scientists say. And let’s state the obvious: Brushing up against each other naked in bed often leads to good things.

Zimbabwean man soils underwear during lap dance from Bev in the UK

July 26, 2015

Zimbabwean man soils underwear during lap dance from Bev in the UK

LUTON – There was major embarrassment for a Zimbabwean man who attended a musical show at the Dunstable Leisure Centre on Saturday. Raunchy dancer Beverly Sibanda invited an audience member on stage for a grinding lap dance.

Zimbabwean man soils underwear during lap dance by Bev in the UK

The man, yet to be identified, volunteered to go on stage and was promptly stripped of his t-shirt and trousers and left with what looked like grey underwear. He lay on the floor while Bev gyrated all over him.

While the lap dance itself went without incident, members of the audience were horrified to see that his underwear was soiled by poo.

“Dzisisai varume venyu kupisika” one irate woman shouted as the man strolled around on stage unaware of the sideshow oozing from his behind.Several theories were bandied around after the show with some suggesting the man might have not properly used tissues in the toilet while others thought the lap dance from Beverly might have excited him to the point of soiling himself.

Beverly arrived in the United Kingdom on Thursday for her maiden tour alongside four Zimdancehall artists. Bev as she is affectionately known shared the stage with Ricky Fire, Seh Calaz, Terminator and PTK.

President appoints new RBZ board

July 26, 2015

President appoints new RBZ board

Business Reporter
PRESIDENT Mugabe with effect from last Friday, appointed a new board for the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, according to a note published in the latest Government Gazette. Economist Mrs Rita Likukuma has been appointed deputy chairperson alongside eight other directors. RBZ governor Dr John Mangudya chairs the 10-member board.
Mr Likukuma holds a Bachelor of Sciences degree in Economics from the University of Zimbabwe, and Masters of Business Administration degree from the United Kingdom. She is also a non-executive director of several companies.

The other eight directors appointed are Mrs Virginia Mudimu (a lawyer), Mr Aaron Maboyi, Mr Michael Zvikomborero Nyabadza, Mr Joe Mutizwa (business executive), Mr Onesime Jacob Mukumba (former CFX chief executive), Mr Cornelius Maradza, Mrs Pauline Chapendama (a strategic business consultant) and Mr Lazarus Murahwa (banker).

Their appointment comes at a time when the central bank is in the process on recapitalising to enhance the stability of the banking sector.

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PRESIDENT Mugabe with effect from last Friday, appointed a new board for the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, according to a note published in the latest Government Gazette. Economist Mrs Rita Likukuma has been appointed deputy chairperson alongside eight other directors. RBZ governor Dr John Mangudya chairs the 10-member board.

Mr Likukuma holds a Bachelor of Sciences degree in Economics from the University of Zimbabwe, and Masters of Business Administration degree from the United Kingdom. She is also a non-executive director of several companies.

The other eight directors appointed are Mrs Virginia Mudimu (a lawyer), Mr Aaron Maboyi, Mr Michael Zvikomborero Nyabadza, Mr Joe Mutizwa (business executive), Mr Onesime Jacob Mukumba (former CFX chief executive), Mr Cornelius Maradza, Mrs Pauline Chapendama (a strategic business consultant) and Mr Lazarus Murahwa (banker).

Their appointment comes at a time when the central bank is in the process on recapitalising to enhance the stability of the banking sector.

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