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Mimi Moana, 26, and Ginimbi died on Sunday, November 8 in a road accident in the capital Harare. [PHOTO | COURTESY]
Boyfriend of pregnant Mimi Moana had warned her against going out with Ginimbi on day of crash

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It has now emerged that Mimi Moana was six weeks pregnant when she died....

After his death, several social media users took to Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to speculate that Ginimbi dealt in illegal businesses. [PHOTO | COURTESY]
Ginimbi’s response in interview when he was confronted with drug-dealing, dirty money allegations

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In the 2018 interview with Lumumba, Ginimbi said he was shocked that he was being attacked by people “who do not even know me”....

Zimbabwean businessman Ginimbi died on Sunday, November 8, 2020. [PHOTO | COURTESY]
Ginimbi had planned his burial, including dress code, VIP tent and guest list

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Ginimbi, 36, died after the vehicle he was driving, a Rolls Royce, collided head-on with a Honda Fit in the wee hours of Sunday morning....

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