Former Zanu PF Youth Affairs Political Commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu has returned to the ruling party after being expelled in 2020 for criticizing senior leadership. Tsenengamu received an enthusiastic reception from thousands of supporters at Dzivarasekwa Stadium in Harare, where he vowed to follow party rules and accept whatever assignments come his way.
The political operative was originally suspended alongside Lewis Matutu, who complied with orders to attend the Chitepo School of Ideology and has since been rehabilitated as Midlands Vice Provincial Chairman. Tsenengamu refused the directive, resulting in his permanent removal from party ranks until his recent reinstatement.
Speaking after announcing his comeback, Tsenengamu...
Zanu PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa has rejected xenophobic rhetoric following businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei's suggestion that foreign nationals should be barred from certain economic sectors in Zimbabwe. Mutsvangwa warned against nationalist protectionism that could damage the country's diplomatic standing and efforts to attract international investment, stating that Zimbabwe remains committed to partnerships and global cooperation. He stressed that the nation's liberation struggle depended on international alliances and that foreign participation continues across mining, agriculture and infrastructure development.
The public disagreement exposes ideological divisions within the ruling party ranks over foreign capital...
Lawyers for Zanu PF members Mike Chimombe and Moses Mpofu failed to appear in court for pre-sentencing proceedings despite a judicial warning, prompting a postponement until later this month. Lovemore Madhuku, Ashiel Mugiya, and Tapson Dzvetero sent a substitute attorney claiming other commitments, after previously attempting to delay the case by seeking Supreme Court intervention to obtain a written judgment from Justice Pisirayi Kwenda.
The convicted pair awaits sentencing following their fraud conviction related to a botched government goat supply tender valued at $7.7 million. Chimombe and Mpofu were found guilty of submitting falsified tax and social security documents to win a contract for delivering 500,000 goats to the Lands...
The Trump administration plans to challenge state artificial intelligence regulations through federal litigation, according to a draft executive order that would establish a Justice Department task force targeting California and Colorado laws. The directive instructs Attorney General Pam Bondi to pursue legal action against regulations requiring developers to submit transparency reports about model training or potentially alter system outputs.
Commerce Department guidelines could revoke state access to a 42 billion dollar broadband infrastructure program if problematic AI rules remain in place. Technology companies, including Google and OpenAI, have lobbied for uniform federal standards rather than varied state requirements through...
Jamaican football commentators have criticized former Reggae Boyz head coach Steve McClaren following elimination from automatic World Cup qualification after scoring draws against Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao. Craig Butler questioned tactical decisions, including delayed substitutions and defensive positioning during matches requiring victories, suggesting McClaren lacked emotional investment in the team's success before departing for England.
Butler advocated implementing systems emphasizing Jamaican players' speed and creativity through aggressive attacking strategies rather than conservative approaches. Oral Tracey characterized the coaching tenure as fundamentally flawed, citing persistent midfield deficiencies that reduced...
American rapper Nicki Minaj has publicly urged increased international focus on violence affecting Christian populations in Nigeria, asserting that religious communities face systematic targeting. The performer stated that houses of worship have been destroyed and families displaced due to their beliefs, while calling for universal protections allowing people to practice faith without fear.
Security experts note that Nigeria experiences multifaceted violence impacting populations across religious lines. Armed factions, including extremist organizations, criminal networks and militant groups, conduct operations throughout multiple regions affecting both Christian and Muslim residents. Recent incidents include a church attack in Kwara...
Jamaican dancehall performer Spice has reclaimed a position on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart as her inaugural full-length release 10, returned at number eight. The artist, born Grace Latoya Hamilton, stands as the sole female representative currently appearing on the rankings following renewed attention to her humanitarian work distributing emergency supplies across hurricane-affected Jamaican communities.
The album initially entered at number six following its VP Records release and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album. Executive producer Shaggy oversaw the 15-track collection featuring collaborations including Go Down Deh, Love Her, and Send It Up.
Hamilton acknowledged the chart resurgence through social media...
Tanzania outlined its National Water Grid strategy at the United Nations climate conference in Brazil, presenting an infrastructure plan connecting major lakes and rivers into a coordinated distribution system. Deputy Permanent Secretary Abdallah Hassan Mitawi told attendees that the network will provide sustainable water access for communities, industries, agriculture and environmental needs while addressing seasonal scarcity and climate pressures affecting natural sources.
The government aims to complete the grid by 2030 following presidential directives issued during World Water Day commemorations and parliamentary proceedings. Officials expect the system will unlock economic opportunities through stabilized supplies supporting food...
Tanzania's ruling party has warned newly appointed cabinet members that poor performance will result in swift consequences as authorities implement campaign promises made to citizens. CCM Secretary for Ideology Kenani Kihongosi stated the organization will monitor ministers and deputy ministers to ensure alignment with President Samia Suluhu Hassan's development agenda and the 2025 to 2030 election manifesto commitments.
The party plans accountability measures spanning from cabinet officials through regional commissioners to ward administrators, with performance benchmarks determining continued support or removal. Kihongosi emphasized that incompetent or corrupt leaders face immediate action while effective officials receive...
