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Written by Sarudzayi Barnes/The Patriot
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Monday, 16 April 2012 10:32 |
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WHERE there is life, sadly, there is death as well.
It is now occurring to many of us in the Diaspora that death is inevitable, and there are two ways of finally returning home, either as unaccompanied corpses (or accompanied to those who are lucky), or when one is still alive and decides to pack bags and say enough is enough, I am returning home.
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Written by Shout-Africa.com
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Thursday, 26 April 2012 19:48 |
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http://www.shout-africa.com/news/funeral-insurance-scheme-launched-for-zimbabweans/
Published on: Monday, April 23rd, 2012
Planning for a funeral might be a thought far removed from one’s mind when all is well, but it can be a cause for concern when death visits suddenly, as it often does. To address the unparalleled financial crisis and complications that diaspora death has over the years caused on Zimbabweans away from home, an innovative and attentive new funeral insurance scheme has been launched and it’s available worldwide. |
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Written by Zimbabwean Association of New Zealand
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It is with Great Sadness that we advise Shungu Zhakata 26 years tragically passed away in an accident on 26 June 2012 in Milford Auckland.
He stayed with his mother at Manuka Road, Bay View, North Shore. |
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Written by Bradford Association For Zimbabweans
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Friday, 13 July 2012 13:50 |
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Dear all Zimbabweans and Friends,
Fiona Sibanda a 19 year old Zimbabwean lady who was a student in Leeds and a dedicated christian passed away last week on Wednesday at Bradford Infamatory Hospital.. She has been fighting cancer for some time, but she finally gave in to it. This tragic incident happened whilst his father Mr Taruvinga Sibanda was in Zambia, Africa doing some researches. As i am writing now he has arrived here in Bradford to make arrangements for the burial of his daughter.
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Written by Zimbabwe Anglicans Birmingham (ZAB), UK
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Friday, 13 July 2012 15:23 |
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Dear All,
We want to thank everyone who has found time to visit Chigaazirah family in Coventry, UK at this sad moment.
They are planning to send Lawrence's body to Zimbabwe as soon as everything is finalised,but they are asking for our support financially.
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