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A man was arrested on Saturday in connection with the fatal shooting of a Florida mother who gushed about her financial success on Facebook hours before her death. Suspect Joevan Joseph, 19, has been charged with first-degree murder in the June 29 killing of 33-year-old Makeva Jenkins, a mother of three and entrepreneur. Joseph said he "didn’t do it" when asked about Jenkins death as he was being escorted in handcuffs from Palm Beach County jail to a police cruiser. A judge denied Joseph bond on Sunday, according to Fox News. Jenkins, who founded The Prime Enterprise Group dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and small business owners, wrote in her last Facebook post that she was in "awe of how far" she’s come in her life and career. She talked about how she overcame homelessness to making six figures in two years. Jenkins wrote in the post: "No matter what the road looked like I followed my heart and stuck with it growing my business." She concluded: &

There was drama on Sunday morning, September 3, when the family of one late Tawanda ‘MaPecca Moyo, placed his body in a coffin at the front of a takeaway outlet in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, owned by his alleged killer to express their grievance. 43-year-old MaPecca, a former member of Siyaya Arts group was shot dead by businessman, Mr Oricious Moyo when he allegedly confronted him while he was relaxing with Mapecca’s wife, Jaqueline Chesigelenasos Moyo, in a car on July 25. The outlet, Fish and Chicken City which is usually open on Sundays was closed after Moyo allegedly received a tip off that MaPecca’s family was planning to conduct a ritual at his business premises. MaPecca’s relatives removed the coffin from the hearse and placed it at the front of Oricious’ outlet. They said it was part of “rituals” to ensure justice prevails before proceeding to Lady Stanley cemetery for burial. The artiste was left with a bullet lodged in his spine following the shooting incident. He was admitted