A 36 year old Zimbabwean woman from Chiredzi, Senekheliso Bhebhe, died in Angola on the 8th January and her body is now in a worrying state of near-decomposition.
Senekheliso died last week Thursday on the 8 January while doing cross border trading on the outskirts of Menongue, Angola. The cause of her death is believed to be malaria but efforts to obtain verification were fruitless at the time of writing.

The family are currently trying to fly her body from Angola which requires $6,000 before other costs. “At the moment 1,600 has been raised”, family spokesperson, Lillian Chinogwenya told ZimEye.com.
Her body reached a state of near-decomposition after it was denied access into mortuaries due to lack of funds. Relatives however at the weekend managed to raise close to $1,000 and it was transferred to a nearby morgue.
A family announcement read in full: “A dark cloud has fallen over our community once again with the passing of a daughter, sister and friend Senekheliso Bhebhe, some of us we grow up with her in Chiredzi Hippo valley estate she passed away on the 8/1/15 in Angola following a short illness. I have been in close contact with the family and despite the Shock which came with the tragedy, it has been very difficult for the family to raise funds for the repatriation of our beloved. It is very heart breaking to realise that with the situation at present, it may end up being too late to preserve the remains, and for this reason, we are appealing for funds to support the Bhebhe family as a matter of urgency. For those here in the uk who have been touched by this tragedy and are willing to help, please do inbox me for more datails.
“I will also refer you to LovenessRudo BhebheKanakembizi contacts 0027724703638 or you can contact Lillian Chinogwenya 00447972339774 in the UK Galatians 6 vs 2, Bear one another’s burdens, and fulfil the law of Christ.”
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