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MUTARE WOMAN LIVES WITH TWO BOYFRIENDS IN ONE HOUSE

January 31, 2015
WOMAN LIVES WITH TWO BOYFRIENDS IN ONE HOUSE
SHE has no regrets of cohabiting with two men in the same room.
In actual fact, the woman, Zhula
(30), whose real name is Memory Mlambo and a
resident of Zimta section of Mutare, claims that
her life is a bed of roses and is getting maximum
satisfaction from the two men who also confirmed
in unsolicited interviews this week that they had given the arrangement thumbs-up.
Zhula visited The Manica Post offices last Monday afternoon accompanied by her two boyfriends, Fungai Matandaudyi (35) and Wesley Gora (32). She revealed to The Weekender that she was not
satisfied with one but two men. She said she was not prepared to lose any one of
them because they were giving her the desires of her heart such as sex, money and attention.

Judging from the way she would frequently interject Fungai and Wesley's conversations
during an interview with The Weekender, it looks like Zhula is in total control of the relationships
and is possibly the "man" in the house."I love them equally but for different reasons.
One of them gives me very good sex. He satisfies me in bed. He is just good," she said without
revealing which one of the two."The other one also loves me. He pays my rentals and does everything else. I make sure that I don't offend any of them and we are living happily. "They get along well and that makes me feel comfortable loving both of them.

My problem is that I am not satisfied with one man, so I feel great having both of them as my husbands. "They usually give each other time (for sex) and respect each other," she said.

She said she was christened "Zhula" by musician Alick Macheso at one of his shows at the now
defunct Chapter One Leisure Centre a few years ago. She is a widow with two children.

Wesley said he was initially infuriated to learn that his girlfriend Zhula was seeing another man.
"I later got over it and accepted that she loved both of us. We are now living happily. "We don't have any problem at all. He is my babamunini and I like him," he said. Fungai, the more reserved of the two, claimed that he started dating Zhula eight months ago.

"I realised that she was in a relationship with Wesley, but I did not mind. We sat down and talked about this and we all agreed to this arrangement. I love her. We are comfortable with it," said Fungai. The practice is known as polyandry. It is a form of polygamy whereby a woman takes
two or more husbands at the same time. Polyandry is contrasted with polygamy, which
involves one male and two or more females. Polyandry is also distinct from group marriage,
involving plural participants of each sex. Most broadly, polyandry refers to sexual relations with
multiple males, within or without marriage.

Makandiwa miracle: Mutare boy cured

January 27, 2015


Ngoni Dapira
AFTER two failed surgical operations and exhausting all medical options that money could buy to cure his perthes disease, 18-year-old Norman Sithole was miraculously healed by Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa on July 13 during a special healing service at the United Family Interdenominational Church in Mutare.

The Weekender got word of the news after last Sunday’s UFIC service when an over-elated Norman gave a touching testimony about his 10-year perthes disease (a childhood disorder that affects the hip joints) condition and right hip dislocation handicap and how Prophet Makandiwa healed him. While most miracles and prophecies by Zimbabwe’s famous prophets, Makandiwa, Uerbet Angel and others, have become a cesspool of controversial debate, The Weekender on Monday decided to do a follow-up on the Norman Sithole miracle.

Norman was featured in The Manica Post edition of December 31, 2005-January 5, 2006 with his mother Abigail Sithole, appealing for financial assistance for an expensive surgical operation to cure Norman’s perthes disease. In an interview with Norman on Monday, he said he dislocated his right hip in 2004 when he was 10 years old and doing Grade 3.

He fell down a slope on his way from Ndima Primary School in Rusitu on one rainy day.

He said he did not feel the pain instantly but felt it three days later. He went to Ndima Clinic and was referred to Chipinge District Hospital where he was further referred to Mutare Provincial Hospital.

It was at Mutare Provincial that he learnt he had perthes disease and that his right hip had dislocated. From that day his life changed from being a “normal” boy to being handicapped.

Between 2004 and 2007, Norman moved from hospital to hospital and from one doctor to another, but to no avail, as his parents tried to get him cured. “At one point I spent six months at Parirenyatwa Hospital in Harare. 2004 to 2006 was really a difficult time for me as my parents went all out to try and get me walking properly again. I was in and out of school a lot.

“We tried everything, but it all failed. Different orthopaedic surgeons gave different expert advice and would say I could only be cured by surgery, but the two surgical operations done were unsuccessful,” said Norman. Norman’s mother, Abigail, a vendor at Sakubva 2 High School, said she was in high spirits after the miracle. “I tell you this handicap that my son had was eating me alive each day. I have three children and he is the only son. So, I had many expectations from him as the only son.

“To be honest I had lost all hope after the surgical operations failed. We have endured so much as a family.

Norman’s father, James, passed away in 2006 while I was in Harare at Parirenyatwa Hospital with Norman.


“I only went to bury James and sadly was not around in his last days as he was also ill and hospitalised in Chipinge.

“We sold our car and grinding mills to cater for the medical expenses for Norman and his father, which is why we ended up visiting The Manica Post to appeal for financial assistance from well-wishers for Norman’s second operation, which cost a lot then, about 163,5 million Zimbabwean dollars, roughly over US$2 000 present-day,” said Abigail.

At St Joseph’s High School where Norman did his high school up to Ordinary level last year, teachers and headmaster confirmed his handicap.

His building teacher, Mr Goodwell Bvekerwa, said he knew Norman as a cheerful handicapped student since Form One up to Form Four last year.

“I saw Norman last Wednesday here at school where he was visiting a friend and called him after I noticed that he was now walking properly without a limp.

“He narrated how Prophet Makandiwa healed him and I could not believe it,” said Mr Bvekerwa.

The headmaster, Mr Vitalis Takarinda, said he was not sure whether it was a Prophet Makandiwa miracle or not, but all he knew was that Norman was handicapped throughout his four years at St Joseph’s High School. First Class Academy director Mr Stephen Mutsongodza, where Norman sat four subjects in June, confirmed that Norman was handicapped and was shocked to hear he had been healed.

Norman said he started attending UFIC in August last year after he was invited by their neighbour, Mrs Nhachi. Mrs Nhachi told him Prophet Makandiwa had healed a lot of disabled people and maybe he would heal him too. “I started going to UFIC in August last year and left my family church United Methodist.

“To be honest, I went to Judgement Night 2 in Harare in April with so much hope. My mother even escorted me hoping as well for a miracle, but nothing happened.

“I did not lose faith and continued attending church services at UFIC. On July 13 during the service we were told to pray against family curses that were blocking our success.

“Our pastor said the healing spirit of Prophet Makandiwa was in the midst and told us to pray against family curses from both the maternal and paternal sides.

“My friend Tanaka started manifesting and later joined him. I only woke up towards the end of the service and could not believe it when I stood up and walked without a limp.

“I started running praising the Lord and the pastor called me in front to give my testimony,” said Norman. An official comment could not be attained from Pastor Jacob Tembo by time of going to press. However, UFIC members said in their church they believe the anointing of Prophet Makandiwa works through his ministers, which is why all followers can be healed wherever they are, whether in Mutare, Gweru or Bulawayo.

- See more at: http://www.manicapost.com/makandiwa-miracle-mutare-boy-cured/#sthash.e9zHnIra.dpuf
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