The latest incident, which occurred on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, at the very same stretch of road near Pamaorange, has deeply disturbed Zimbabweans and ignited renewed calls for urgent intervention, including prayers and even road cleansing ceremonies.

The alarming frequency of crashes on this particular section of Seke Road has prompted widespread concern and a sense of unease across the nation.

Eyewitness Confirms Bicycle and Vehicle Collision, Multiple Cars Involved

The details of the most recent accident were shared by a social media user identified as @Munyah_Wacho, who took to X (formerly Twitter) to report the incident. The eyewitness stated that they had just passed by the scene of the previous day's devastating crash, noting that while the wreckage had been cleared, another accident had already occurred in the exact same spot.

Fresh Horror on Seke Road

According to @Munyah_Wacho, a man on a bicycle was hit, and two private vehicles were also involved in a collision at the location. His post read: "Just passed by the accident scene izvezvi, the wreckage has been cleared but pane dzimwe dzatoita accident futi same spot 😭. Pane munhu adhumwa ari pabhasikoro and also dzimwe 2 mota, private dzabonderana."

This fresh incident, occurring so soon after the tragedy that claimed 17 lives, has intensified fears and led to calls for a deeper look into the cause of these frequent accidents.

Public Outcry: Calls for Prayers, Fasting, and Road Cleansing

The unsettling pattern of accidents on Seke Road has deeply disturbed many Zimbabweans, prompting a wave of emotional responses on social media. The platforms have been flooded with messages urging for national prayers, fasting, and even spiritual cleansing ceremonies for the affected stretch of road.

Many netizens have expressed a strong belief that the site of these repeated crashes requires immediate spiritual intervention, suggesting that the incidents are beyond mere coincidence. Their reactions highlight a community grappling with the concept of inexplicable tragedy.

Comments from social media users reflect this growing concern:

• @Natasha Rungano: "Yeah zvakaoma everyday here pakutomboda national praying and fasting coz haa this is too much." (It's tough, every day here it calls for national praying and fasting because this is too much.)
• @Hazel Kudzai Katsidzira: "Nhai Mwari futi here,sure the devil is at work Seke road dai yachimbovharwa it needs serious cleansing hazvisisiri zvega izvi." (Oh God again, surely the devil is at work, Seke road should be closed, it needs serious cleansing, these are no longer normal incidents.)
• @Patience Machipisa: "August watakupinda mhepo dzacho dzatotanga kusimuka veduwe let’s be prayerful." (August is coming, the spirits are already rising, my people, let’s be prayerful.)
• @Passmore Mutambi: "No no this is not normal the whole country needs serious cleansing."
• @Tendai M Shumba: "Awuuuu nkosiyami 💔💔 Yaa pakuda cleansing apa ummm😭😭😭." (Oh my God, yes, it needs cleansing.)
• @Linda Nataly Mudarikwa: "Vema church/ vechivanhu kwaakutokumbirawo dai paitwa cleansing ceremony yacho nekukasika hama dzinopera 🙏." (Church people/traditionalists are now appealing for a cleansing ceremony to be done quickly, our relatives are perishing.)

The ongoing incidents on Seke Road continue to be a source of national distress, prompting a community-wide appeal for solutions that address both the physical and perceived spiritual dimensions of the problem.