• Pastor Uses Bible Quotations To Rape Young Girls in Church
A man pretending to be a pastor at a local church, lured some girls into following him by telling them that he uses the Bible to save lost souls.
But he allegedly ended up raping a girl after inviting her and three of her friends to his shack!
The fake pastor found the girls at a park in Wattville, Ekurhuleni on Thursday and invited them to his home to read the Bible.
The girls didn’t suspect anything and went with the man to his shack in Tamboville, where he opened his Bible to read and later prayed for them.
However, when he had finished reading, he told three of the girls to leave so he could explain in detail to their friend what he had read to them.
The girl was undressed and raped several times after her friends had left. She tried to escape but the man locked the shack. She was only released the next morning. He went ahead to invite the other girls to his church where he preached and recited bible quotations about loving thy neighbour as thyself. He allegedly also asked the three girls to read songs of Solomon before he went on a wild orgy with the three girls aged betwee 15 and 17.
The girls went straight to the Actonville cop shop to open a case of rape after the rapist fell asleep. They alleged that the pastor also gave them holy communion wine which was alcoholic after which they couldnt say no to his sexual advances anymore.
According to Warrant Officer Ramothakhi Maqabe, a suspect was arrested the same day and has already appeared in court. He was due back in court soon.
The girls told the police the suspect sounded like a man of God and they never doubted him when he said he was helping lost souls.
The victims are receiving counselling at the police station’s trauma centre. The cops warned girls not to go to strangers’ houses because it could lead to them becoming victims of crime, Daily Sun SA reports.
Wednesday, 15 April 2015
Zimbabweans complain about “ugly” Miss Zimbabwe Emily Kachote (PHOTOS)
Harare – Zimbabweans have taken to social media, complaining about their newly elected Miss World Zimbabwe after locals said she was “ugly”. Financial adviser Emily Kachote (25) was given Zimbabwe’s top modelling
title in a ceremony in Harare on Saturday. She will represent Zimbabwe in the Miss World contest.
Her selection prompted a flood of sometimes spiteful criticism on social media





“Where is her beauty? Why didn’t they just say they couldn’t get a winner this year?” wrote one of several Facebook and Twitter users. Popular Harare blog 3-mob.com posted: “Emily should never need to be defended. But because of the relentless mob we feel we have to. Emily did something many would never be willing to do. She opened herself up to the scrutiny of the whole world and allowed herself to be judged.
“We have seen images from five years ago when she was perhaps less refined go up and make her something of a laughing stock which
is just infuriating,” the blog said, in reference to old photos from Kachote’s Facebook profile that have been circulated.
In some cases Kachote was unfavourably compared to South Africa’s Miss World contestant Liesl Laurie. Several former modelling title holders defended Kachote,
including Miss Zimbabwe 2004 Lorraine Maphala-Phiri. She told the state-controlled Chronicle: “Miss World isn’t only about outlook, it’s about the whole package … I also
agree that … comparing our queen with Miss South Africa isn’t fair.” Twitter user Natasha Tendai tweeted: “Why are people mad?
She’s beautiful wani… #MissZim2015.”
User Adolf Mugandiwa said: “She is beauty of her own league. She can surprise us in many ways.”
Miss Zimbabwe contestants were selected after a boot camp in which they did their own laundry, cooked for the elderly and orphans, played soccer, and engaged in public debates. The contest is run by the wife of Zimbabwe’s army chief,
Constantine Chiwenga.
Senior military officials attend the finals each year. Obert Gutu, a spokesperson for the main
opposition Movement for Democratic Change was quoted as saying in Tuesday’s private Newsday:
“[The contest] should never be used as some form of political and/or military forum where politicians exploit the pageant to score some
cheap political points.”
– News24
title in a ceremony in Harare on Saturday. She will represent Zimbabwe in the Miss World contest.
Her selection prompted a flood of sometimes spiteful criticism on social media





“Where is her beauty? Why didn’t they just say they couldn’t get a winner this year?” wrote one of several Facebook and Twitter users. Popular Harare blog 3-mob.com posted: “Emily should never need to be defended. But because of the relentless mob we feel we have to. Emily did something many would never be willing to do. She opened herself up to the scrutiny of the whole world and allowed herself to be judged.
“We have seen images from five years ago when she was perhaps less refined go up and make her something of a laughing stock which
is just infuriating,” the blog said, in reference to old photos from Kachote’s Facebook profile that have been circulated.
In some cases Kachote was unfavourably compared to South Africa’s Miss World contestant Liesl Laurie. Several former modelling title holders defended Kachote,
including Miss Zimbabwe 2004 Lorraine Maphala-Phiri. She told the state-controlled Chronicle: “Miss World isn’t only about outlook, it’s about the whole package … I also
agree that … comparing our queen with Miss South Africa isn’t fair.” Twitter user Natasha Tendai tweeted: “Why are people mad?
She’s beautiful wani… #MissZim2015.”
User Adolf Mugandiwa said: “She is beauty of her own league. She can surprise us in many ways.”
Miss Zimbabwe contestants were selected after a boot camp in which they did their own laundry, cooked for the elderly and orphans, played soccer, and engaged in public debates. The contest is run by the wife of Zimbabwe’s army chief,
Constantine Chiwenga.
Senior military officials attend the finals each year. Obert Gutu, a spokesperson for the main
opposition Movement for Democratic Change was quoted as saying in Tuesday’s private Newsday:
“[The contest] should never be used as some form of political and/or military forum where politicians exploit the pageant to score some
cheap political points.”
– News24
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Extremely Rare Vampire Shark Caught By Fishermen
A ‘living dinosaur’ has been caught by stunned fishermen off the coast of Victoria, Australia.
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| The creepy-looking creature has a bloated pink belly, grey fins, a pointy nose and row of short, sharp teeth |
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| This extremely rare two-to-three year old goblin shark was pulled from waters off the coast of Victoria |
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| The species are rarely seen as they typically stay in waters near the ocean floor at around 1200 metres deep |

As they dislike sunlight and prefer the darkness of the ocean floor, they are also known as the ‘vampire shark’
The goblin shark is a rare, poorly understood species of deep-sea shark, it is the only extant representative of the family Mitsukurinidae, a lineage some 125 million years old. The discovery comes weeks after another terrifying prehistoric shark was caught in the waters near Lakes Entrance, Victoria, Australia.
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However this small specimen was captured in a net by fishermen, Lochlainn Kelly and his father Mike, just 609 metres below the water’s surface
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Thursday, 5 March 2015
Wednesday, 4 March 2015
Fashion Hit or Miss?: Patoranking’s MTV Africa Awards Outfit
Reggae act, Patoranking won the Best New Act at the just concluded MAMA 2015 in South Africa. Pictured above is what he wore to the event. Would you call it a fashion hit or hot mess?
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