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Trending News: Banking sector safe, sound—Minister NcubeCompanies urged to intensify women empowerment effortsPublic investment management system set for rebootNine restaurants claim title of world’s best, La Liste saysUN calls for US$2,6trl investment to reverse global land degradationPresident launches US$1bn energy plantZim’s 18 game-changing power projectsEducation 5.0 continues to score successGovt vows to eliminate 0pc pass ratesAnother record wheat harvest attainedLandmark ruling on termination of pregnancyTTDs now valid for one monthSocial justice push gathers momentumEx-Zinara boss to lose US$20m in assetsSpecial fund to speed up payments to farmersYouths lead fight against neglected tropical diseasesMedia cooperation to amplify Zimbabwe-China relationsEnd of blackout era, the birth of a regional energy hubKulture Studio initiativefosters new collabosPracas nominees revealedAcquisition of Montclair is a strategic move, says RTGBulawayo wholesaler on a mission to create more jobs for localsKombi crew in court for kidnapping woman (23)Ecobank re-opens branch2 months after US$4m heistSt Augustine’s College sets the pace in tree planting, environmental stewardshipWACTH: Stanley and Livingstone Hotel rebrandMan (45) jailed 22 years for rapeAfghanistan announces Zimbabwe tour squadNew arrest in flashy car theft caseHerbal company acquitted of selling unregistered medicineTulani to stay put at Chicken InnBenjamin Lock weighs in on Iga Swiatek banMidlands unites against GBV, child marriagesDeparting or retiring players deserve betterThe case for a moratorium on soiled foreign bank notesGender equality in Zimbabwe: Policy, breakthroughs and the path forwardMaBlanyohails football minds at DeMbareZWG 3 billion pumped into farm inputs distributionGovernment vows to eliminate zero percent Grade 7 pass rates in schools18 power projects to end load shedding in ZimbabweWATCH: Another milestone in energy sectorTeacher dumbstruck by President’s US$2k giftDigitisation revolutionises UMP healthcareConstruction of temporary Mbare market takes shapeFAO helps farmers adopt drip irrigation50 000 cattle die due to droughtOver 80pc Pfumvudza inputs distributedEDITORIAL COMMENT: We are winning war against HIV/AidsPaying taxes a patriotic actOne-stop centres renew hopes of GBV survivorsRemembering the Chimoio massacre 47 years onDoctors welcome lifting of advertising banGender-based violencenot selective: CuratorPAGA’S SPECIAL GOODBYE TO DEMBAREGore pins hopes on his global contactsMaBlanyo hails Dynamos heroesLeopards, TP Mazembe chase KangwaRutendo Tom continues to shineLock weighs in on Iga banUltimate body-building contest set for SaturdaySpartans dominate HAS senior champsBanking sector safe,sound—Minister NcubeCompanies urged to intensifywomen empowerment effortsPublic investment management system set for rebootZig-Zag band leader diesHarare kicks off green initiative with tree planting at Budiriro 7 Primary SchoolMPs meet over 2025 National BudgetHarare’s fire department gets fire-resistant glovesPresidential Emergency Scheme brings free first aid trainingMan loses US$92k to city council’s fake employeesCivil Registry Department reduces temporary travel documents validity to one monthZera issues safety guidelines for LPG usage in homesPresident Mnangagwa to officiate at groundbreaking for 720MW power plantChevrons batting headacheMusona stars in losing causeGore vows to use overseas contacts to revive soccerNew era for power generation beckonsNo demolition without four months’ notice: GovtILO director-general arrives for historic visit‘Asking President to stay on not an offence’Zim records 17,9pc jump in forex receiptsGeo Pomona, National Foods shine at ESG AwardsZim attains 95-95-95 HIV milestone Women professionals share agric tips1 500 duty-free buses importedUS$500 000 to transform refrigeration industryOrganisations mobilise against GBV400 uniformed officers graduateHundreds benefit from VP Chiwenga’s family free medical servicesEditorial Comment: Battle against corruption needs facts, not sensational rumoursUnpacking the 2025 National BudgetRich nations’ double standards, hypocrisy exposedDriving resilience, growth: A transformative budget for 2025How substance abuse is taking over Zimbabwe’s youthMiss World Zim crownedShutdown gig lives to billingLiverpool inflict more pain on Man CityWomen Soccer League race goes to the wireChiragwi’s centenary heartbreakMartin Mapisa proves his worth
Tue. Dec 3rd, 2024
Trending News: Banking sector safe, sound—Minister NcubeCompanies urged to intensify women empowerment effortsPublic investment management system set for rebootNine restaurants claim title of world’s best, La Liste saysUN calls for US$2,6trl investment to reverse global land degradationPresident launches US$1bn energy plantZim’s 18 game-changing power projectsEducation 5.0 continues to score successGovt vows to eliminate 0pc pass ratesAnother record wheat harvest attainedLandmark ruling on termination of pregnancyTTDs now valid for one monthSocial justice push gathers momentumEx-Zinara boss to lose US$20m in assetsSpecial fund to speed up payments to farmersYouths lead fight against neglected tropical diseasesMedia cooperation to amplify Zimbabwe-China relationsEnd of blackout era, the birth of a regional energy hubKulture Studio initiativefosters new collabosPracas nominees revealedAcquisition of Montclair is a strategic move, says RTGBulawayo wholesaler on a mission to create more jobs for localsKombi crew in court for kidnapping woman (23)Ecobank re-opens branch2 months after US$4m heistSt Augustine’s College sets the pace in tree planting, environmental stewardshipWACTH: Stanley and Livingstone Hotel rebrandMan (45) jailed 22 years for rapeAfghanistan announces Zimbabwe tour squadNew arrest in flashy car theft caseHerbal company acquitted of selling unregistered medicineTulani to stay put at Chicken InnBenjamin Lock weighs in on Iga Swiatek banMidlands unites against GBV, child marriagesDeparting or retiring players deserve betterThe case for a moratorium on soiled foreign bank notesGender equality in Zimbabwe: Policy, breakthroughs and the path forwardMaBlanyohails football minds at DeMbareZWG 3 billion pumped into farm inputs distributionGovernment vows to eliminate zero percent Grade 7 pass rates in schools18 power projects to end load shedding in ZimbabweWATCH: Another milestone in energy sectorTeacher dumbstruck by President’s US$2k giftDigitisation revolutionises UMP healthcareConstruction of temporary Mbare market takes shapeFAO helps farmers adopt drip irrigation50 000 cattle die due to droughtOver 80pc Pfumvudza inputs distributedEDITORIAL COMMENT: We are winning war against HIV/AidsPaying taxes a patriotic actOne-stop centres renew hopes of GBV survivorsRemembering the Chimoio massacre 47 years onDoctors welcome lifting of advertising banGender-based violencenot selective: CuratorPAGA’S SPECIAL GOODBYE TO DEMBAREGore pins hopes on his global contactsMaBlanyo hails Dynamos heroesLeopards, TP Mazembe chase KangwaRutendo Tom continues to shineLock weighs in on Iga banUltimate body-building contest set for SaturdaySpartans dominate HAS senior champsBanking sector safe,sound—Minister NcubeCompanies urged to intensifywomen empowerment effortsPublic investment management system set for rebootZig-Zag band leader diesHarare kicks off green initiative with tree planting at Budiriro 7 Primary SchoolMPs meet over 2025 National BudgetHarare’s fire department gets fire-resistant glovesPresidential Emergency Scheme brings free first aid trainingMan loses US$92k to city council’s fake employeesCivil Registry Department reduces temporary travel documents validity to one monthZera issues safety guidelines for LPG usage in homesPresident Mnangagwa to officiate at groundbreaking for 720MW power plantChevrons batting headacheMusona stars in losing causeGore vows to use overseas contacts to revive soccerNew era for power generation beckonsNo demolition without four months’ notice: GovtILO director-general arrives for historic visit‘Asking President to stay on not an offence’Zim records 17,9pc jump in forex receiptsGeo Pomona, National Foods shine at ESG AwardsZim attains 95-95-95 HIV milestone Women professionals share agric tips1 500 duty-free buses importedUS$500 000 to transform refrigeration industryOrganisations mobilise against GBV400 uniformed officers graduateHundreds benefit from VP Chiwenga’s family free medical servicesEditorial Comment: Battle against corruption needs facts, not sensational rumoursUnpacking the 2025 National BudgetRich nations’ double standards, hypocrisy exposedDriving resilience, growth: A transformative budget for 2025How substance abuse is taking over Zimbabwe’s youthMiss World Zim crownedShutdown gig lives to billingLiverpool inflict more pain on Man CityWomen Soccer League race goes to the wireChiragwi’s centenary heartbreakMartin Mapisa proves his worth
Tue. Dec 3rd, 2024

COMEDIAN’S FASHION PRODIES TAKE INTERNET BY STORM

Yemurai Dyakonda

SOUTH Africa-based comedian Wechijandukwa has taken the internet by storm with his fancy replicas of celebrity outfits.

Wechijandukwa told H-Metro he has a passion for acting and imitating others.

“I have always had a passion for acting and imitating others, which started at a young age in school and church.

“I always believe in replicating anything I like because I drew my inspiration from the late famous actors – Gringo and Mukadota.

“When choosing what to replicate, I look for someone who is trending or has done something funny, so I update people on what’s trending, through my attire.

“Fashion can be so serious sometimes, but I think it’s important to not take ourselves too seriously.”

One of his most popular creations is the Miss Universe dress, which was particularly loved by his fans.

Wechijandukwa uses newspapers, plastic bags and other materials, which he finds lying around, to create his outfits.

“It’s all about seeing the potential in unexpected places,” he added.

Online Reporter

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