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Gospel artiste and songwriter, Darlington Mutseta, better known as <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Mambo_Dhuterere">Mambo Dhuterere</a> said that he has been depressed mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
Posting on his Facebook page recently, the “Dare Guru” hitmaker revealed the reason why he has not been in the spotlight for some time.
Mambo Dhuterere said he needed time away from the limelight and assured his followers that he will be back. He wrote:
<blockquote>
Have been turning down booking ‘n’ invitations zvaita kuti vamwe vave disappointed in me… forgive me 🙏…Am down mentally, emotionally, spiritually depressed… Just need a little while to pick myself up, I WILL BE BACK 😁 ln God we trust…
</blockquote>
In response, fellow gospel musician Olinda Marowa wrote:
<blockquote>
It is well my brother. May God strengthen and see you through all you are experiencing. The Joy of the Lord is your strength.
</blockquote>
Businessman Tinashe Mutarisi said:
<blockquote>
Mambo Dhuterere We all go through those phases once in a while my brother. Wotoshinga semurume wotoita nharo sababa, unokunda chete hazvikoni. Kwawakabva ndookure you’re one of the few voices of reason left, tirikutotemba newe.
</blockquote>
Greatman Music wrote: “Zvose izvi zvinopfuura my brother.be strong mukoma mobva Madzoka zvine simba satan ahana simba pamusoro pemunhu waMwari.it is well Mambo Dhuterere”
Another gospel singer <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Dorcas_Moyo">Dorcas Moyo</a> said: “Zvinhu zvese zvinobatirana mwana wamai…zviitire zvakanaka vanomuda Mwari..Be strong..Nyasha dzikuronde nekukuchengeta…Blessings to you”.
Meanwhile, gossip monger <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Tatelicious">Tatelicious</a> has sensationally claimed that Mambo Dhuterere was abandoned by his wife for allegedly having an affair and impregnating another woman.
She also castigated Mambo Dhuterere’s wife for allegedly leaving him, saying she should have stuck with her husband in spite of the alleged infidelity. She wrote on Facebook:
<blockquote>
Mai DHUTERERE VANE DZUNGU .UNGA PEKE MABHEGI NEKUTI MURUME AMITISA MSKANA WEMUCHECHI????
Kwanai Mai Dhuterere , munenge maingoda fame yemurume imi.
Pamunobatanidzwa mutemberi dzvene yaMwari when you do those vows especially ye kuti “IN TIMES OF HAPPINESS AND SORROW I WILL STAND BY YOU” ndo time of sorrow iyi MUNHU MIRA NEMURUME WAKO.
WANDIBHOWA MAI DHUTERERE, ZVIMATAMA . RABHISHI.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Mambo Dhuterere Battling Depression

Zimbabwean comedian and motivational speaker, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nigel_Tha_Slick_Pastor">Nigel “Tha Slick Pastor” Maritinyu</a>, says the world demands a lot from men, but they keep the pain to themselves.
Bamunini Nijo, a role he played <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Gamuchirai_Duve">in one of his skits</a>, said women are not the only ones who need emotional support, but men also need it. In a post seen by Pindula News, Nijo said many men were depressed to the extent that some contemplated abusing drugs or even suicide. He said:
<blockquote>
Not taking anything away from the ladies, but I feel like men go through a lot, especially young men who are navigating the “building” stage of their lives.
It’s either you have a lot of time for your family and no money to support them or you are busy making ends meet which ends up taking a lot of your time hence depriving your family of your presence.
The world demands a lot from the man. The wife needs attention, love, understanding and also provisions. The world requires your labour and service in exchange for a means to sustain your livelihood.
The man is constantly in competition , either with other men or circumstances of nature. At almost every turn and instance, the head of the family is constantly thinking and plotting, devising and scheming ways to survive and meet his family’s expectations.
But he’s human too. Sometimes he just wants to feel what it’s like to sit and enjoy TV like everyone else without a the threat of bills intruding his mind. Everyday, men are faced with situations that challenge their sufficiency. Will I make enough this month, am I satisfying my partner, will I retain my job in this recession, is my health alright with all the stress I’m constantly under?? So many questions, very few answers many a time.
Of all the things I have listed, I feel that the biggest burden is not even these problems but the greatest pain for the man is going through these challenges and feeling no one UNDERSTANDS you, they only expect from you.
While I do not approve, justify or condone the following I tend to UNDERSTAND how many end turning to:
1. Alcoholism
2. Pornography and womanizing
3. Drug and substance abuse
4. Absenteeism
5. Fits of rage
6. Suicide
Most times these behaviors and patterns begin as an escape channel, trying to avoid facing the beckoning reality with each passing second.
I repeat, those are not solutions but I think I get how people end up trapped in such.
Do you know it’s very normal for a man to want to just sit there and be quiet for 8 hours straight because life is tiring man and even talking becomes such a task. This is why some came up with the idea of a “man cave”, that room at home you can just retreat to and be yourself and enjoy your own company but kuno unoita man cave ipi uchiroja mu two rooms.
May God help all men. May God help all families.
Trust in Jesus.
</blockquote>
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"The World Demands A Lot From Men" Nigel 'Nijo Slick' Maritinyu

Former Prosecutor General (PG) Kumbirai Hodzi was reportedly forced to resign by officials from the President and Cabinet (OPC) and senior officials from the Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs for alleged incompetence and corruption.
New Zimbabwe reported official and security sources as saying Hodzi had been under pressure since December last year when a dossier, accusing him of corruption and incompetence, was submitted to the OPC and Justice ministry.
The dossier contained information obtained from members of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), the Judicial Service Commission and lawyers.
As a result, Hodzi reportedly experienced serious mental health issues before suffering two major strokes last week.
The OPC announced on Tuesday that Hodzi resigned with immediate effect due to ill health but did not give details.
Sources told New Zimbabwe that Hodzi was being tormented by senior officials from the Ministry of Justice and had stopped coming to work in the second week of February. Said a source:
<blockquote>
What actually happened is that sometime in December, a dossier highly critical of his performance as PG was submitted to the OPC and he has been under great pressure since then.
This document was produced anonymously from information gathered from the NPA officials and the legal fraternity. Even judges and magistrates are said to have contributed.
There were also allegations of corruption against him and the OPC has been on his case since then.
The main issue was that of incompetence and questions regarding his fitness for office.
So it really took a toll on his mental and physical health, to the extent that he could at times be seen talking to himself at work, which led to rumours within the corridors that he had lost his mind throughout this period.
It got really worse towards the end of January and, by the second week, he could not come to work.
</blockquote>
President Emmerson Mnangagwa appointed Hodzi PG in 2019 even though he was not among the top three performers during public interviews conducted by the JSC as was required by the law.
Hodzi’s incompetence was to be exposed later, with High Court Justice Tawanda Chitapi telling him “to go back to the law school” after he blundered in a bail appeal in a high-profile robbery case.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/hounded-former-pg-hodzi-suffers-double-stroke-mental-health-collapse/">New Zimbabwe</a></h4>

Former PG Hodzi Suffers Double Stroke, Depression

The tropical depression which developed in Mozambique on Sunday has strengthened to a tropical storm named Ana by Mozambican authorities.
In an alert on Monday morning, the Metrological Services Department (MSD) said Tropical Storm Ana is set to bring localised heavy rains and strong winds to Manicaland and Mashonaland provinces. MSD senior forecaster, James Ngoma, said:
<blockquote>
It is projected to intensify to the minimal stage of a severe tropical storm before it lands on the coast of Mozambique just before mid-day today in the Angoche region of northern Mozambique.
When the system lands in Mozambique, the gusts of wind could reach or even locally exceed 120 kilometres per hour near the coast.
Intense rains are expected in the region north of Beira today and then to southern Malawi on Tuesday.
Localised downpours and strong winds are probable in the southern districts of Manicaland province today, Monday.
</blockquote>
Ngoma added that from Tuesday until Thursday, heavy rains above 50 mm are expected in all Mashonaland provinces and Manicaland; Chipinge, Chimanimani, Mutare, Mutasa, Nyanga, Mudzi, UMP, Rushinga, Mt Darwin, Centenary, Mbire, Northern Hurungwe and Kariba districts. Light rains and moderate to strong winds are expected elsewhere. He added:
<blockquote>
People should watch out for localised heavy rains which may reduce visibility and cause riverine or flash flooding, strong winds which may carry debris, roof sheets or break off tree branches.
Stay indoors during thunderstorms and heavy rains. Avoid crossing flooded rivers whether on foot or in vehicles.
There may be a need to move to safer areas if living in prone areas.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/tropical-depression-intensifies-into-tropical-storm-ana/">The Herald</a></h4>

Tropical Depression Intensifies Into Tropical Storm

Students at tertiary institutions have heightened calls for greater attention and awareness on mental health as cases of depression and suicide are increasing at universities and colleges.
Last month, four tertiary students committed suicide in a space of just one week. One student said:
<blockquote>
These things are very real. They are happening to most of us. I have lost many of my friends and I know many who are suffering from depression. I have already started a campaign to help address depression because this is a reality that is facing many students.
</blockquote>
Another noted: 
<blockquote>
Students are coming from different backgrounds where communication sometimes lack on some of these issues. What we are experiencing is a manifestation of those gaps that trigger mental health problems for students that leads to suicide.
</blockquote>
The students are now calling for the speedy completion of the national helpline for suicide cases.
Some students believe several other students are suffering in silence, therefore, a platform where mental health issues are being discussed can help prevent the situation from deteriorating further. 
Some attribute depression, prevalent nationwide, to the deteriorating state of affairs. They say the outbreak of the coronavirus worsened the situation as many lost their sources of income. 
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/depression-the-silent-monster-for-varsity-students/">ZBC News</a>

Cases Of Depression And Suicide Increasing At Universities And Colleges

A statement by the Ministry of Health and Child Care says that 10 percent of Zimbabwean workers take time off due to depression. 
Part of the statement reads:
<blockquote>One in five people in the workplace experience a mental health condition and 10 percent of the employed population have taken time off work due to depression. An average of 36 workdays are lost per depression episode and half of those who suffer depression are untreated. Many studies document high prevalence of stress in the workplace in the form of high workload and complexity, time pressures and work conflicts. Employers can appreciate workers and policies and practices that promote and support employee health wellness as part of the solution.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/depression-takes-major-toll-on-zim-workforce/">Chronicle</a>

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