Bona Mugabe and Simba Chikore say they are happily married, just over a year after tying the knot. “Our marriage is wonderful; we are real...
Bona Mugabe and Simba Chikore say they are happily married, just over a year after tying the knot.
“Our marriage is wonderful; we are really happy together,” Chikore told The Sunday Mail. But they said just like any other couple, they also have bad days.
“The first two years of marriage are the most difficult. Ndipo pamunenge muchidzidzisana, muchizivana. My wife and l once spent about half-a-day without speaking to each other because tanga tabhowana mbichana,” he said to a mixture of applause and understanding laughter.
“But I’m saying until now, we wonder what people were talking about. We are the best of friends. We are always together. We go everywhere together, we talk, and we are having fun. So, I’m saying, make your wedding what you want it to be.”
Mr and Mrs Chikore turned up at Calvin Nhari and Maureen Mpande’ s wedding at FBC Sports Club in Harare. Nhari is the son of Gushungo Holdings general manager, Stanley Nhari.
Bona was to speak a bit more on their marriage when she was ushered to the podium by her visibly smitten husband. “Marriage is a wonderful thing. Before you get married, people will say ‘Heeee, mudzimba umu makaoma, heee munotoda kushinga.’ When we got married, we only got to realise that when you love each other, you will enjoy each and every single day,” she said to the newlyweds.
She went on to dish out sound advice on marriage before her husband chipped in to echo her sentiments.
“Over to you, Mr Chikore,” she said with a gentle smile as she handed the microphone to Simba. “It’s amazing to be at a wedding and be a spectator this time. What my wife was saying is that up to now people have been loading you with information: It’s going to be like this; you behave like this.
“Someone once told me, ‘Kana wachata, ita bank account yako, iye ngaaite yake.’ This is life. All that you have heard, select only what is constructive.”
“Our marriage is wonderful; we are really happy together,” Chikore told The Sunday Mail. But they said just like any other couple, they also have bad days.
“The first two years of marriage are the most difficult. Ndipo pamunenge muchidzidzisana, muchizivana. My wife and l once spent about half-a-day without speaking to each other because tanga tabhowana mbichana,” he said to a mixture of applause and understanding laughter.
“But I’m saying until now, we wonder what people were talking about. We are the best of friends. We are always together. We go everywhere together, we talk, and we are having fun. So, I’m saying, make your wedding what you want it to be.”
Mr and Mrs Chikore turned up at Calvin Nhari and Maureen Mpande’ s wedding at FBC Sports Club in Harare. Nhari is the son of Gushungo Holdings general manager, Stanley Nhari.
Bona was to speak a bit more on their marriage when she was ushered to the podium by her visibly smitten husband. “Marriage is a wonderful thing. Before you get married, people will say ‘Heeee, mudzimba umu makaoma, heee munotoda kushinga.’ When we got married, we only got to realise that when you love each other, you will enjoy each and every single day,” she said to the newlyweds.
She went on to dish out sound advice on marriage before her husband chipped in to echo her sentiments.
“Over to you, Mr Chikore,” she said with a gentle smile as she handed the microphone to Simba. “It’s amazing to be at a wedding and be a spectator this time. What my wife was saying is that up to now people have been loading you with information: It’s going to be like this; you behave like this.
“Someone once told me, ‘Kana wachata, ita bank account yako, iye ngaaite yake.’ This is life. All that you have heard, select only what is constructive.”
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