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Natasha Thahane, South Africa, 30th Instagram flex

Natasha Thahane, South Africa, 30th Instagram flex

South African actress Natasha Thahane marked three decades of life on September 25th. The performer gained recognition through the television series Skeem Saam before securing roles in The Queen and Blood & Water. Her career trajectory demonstrates consistent growth across multiple productions. Audiences appreciate her versatility and screen presence throughout Africa. The birthday celebration featured lavish decorations and gathered close relatives alongside friends. Attendees enjoyed dancing and festivities during the evening event. Thahane expressed gratitude on social media for the memorable occasion. She thanked loved ones for creating a beautiful celebration. Followers responded enthusiastically to her posted photographs from...
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Kwekwe MP Tobaiwa blasts Chinese mines, 10 die

Kwekwe MP Tobaiwa blasts Chinese mines, 10 die

Opposition lawmaker Judith Tobaiwa revealed that silicosis claims ten mining workers each month in Kwekwe alone. The Kwekwe Central representative addressed parliament about the deadly lung condition that affects nearly one-fifth of Zimbabwe's mining workforce. Hospital records confirm these monthly fatalities, while five additional deaths occurred just days before her parliamentary address. The incurable disease develops when workers breathe silica dust over extended periods. Tobaiwa accused Chinese mining operations of failing to provide their employees with adequate safety equipment. She explained that young workers face severe health risks because companies refuse to supply proper protective gear. The disease weakens miners and...
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Angola's Endiama covets De Beers, Azevedo winks

Angola's Endiama covets De Beers, Azevedo winks

Angola submitted a proposal for a minority share in Anglo American's De Beers diamond division through state company Endiama. The Ministry of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas announced the bid Wednesday. Anglo American placed the diamond giant on the market as prices declined across the industry. Multiple investment groups expressed interest in acquiring the global mining operation. Endiama seeks partial ownership rather than majority control of the Botswana-headquartered company. Angola prefers maintaining private sector leadership of De Beers operations. Minister Diamantino Pedro Azevedo emphasized creating partnerships among four African nations. Botswana currently holds a fifteen percent stake while pursuing greater control of...
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Caledonia Blanket Mine blast kills worker, Gwanda

Caledonia Blanket Mine blast kills worker, Gwanda

A mining employee perished during secondary blasting activities at Blanket Mine in Gwanda on September 22. Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc reported the workplace fatality from their St Helier headquarters the following day. Authorities have launched investigations while the deceased worker's identity remains undisclosed. The company prioritizes employee safety and awaits official findings before releasing additional details. Caledonia trades publicly on three exchanges under ticker CMCL. The New York Stock Exchange, London's AIM market, and Victoria Falls Stock Exchange list the corporation's shares. Management extended sympathy to affected family members and coworkers following the tragic event. Blanket Mine ranks among Zimbabwe's...
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Washington peace stunt, Tshisekedi, Rwanda, DRC

Washington peace stunt, Tshisekedi, Rwanda, DRC

The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda will begin executing security protocols next month under American diplomatic supervision. Washington facilitated negotiations between both nations during September meetings that established October 1st as the start date. Military actions against the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda will commence between October 21st and 31st. These measures represent progress on commitments made during June peace talks with President Trump. Disagreements persist regarding the M23 rebel group and Rwanda's alleged support for the organization. United Nations experts reported Rwandan command over M23 fighters despite Kigali's denials. Congo demands complete withdrawal of Rwandan forces as a...
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Harare cops pay US$42,000 for baby Lesley

Harare cops pay US$42,000 for baby Lesley

Zimbabwe's High Court awarded Patricia Dengezi $42,000 after police actions killed her infant son Lesley Chitanda in April 2017. Justice Regis Dembure ruled that three traffic officers created deadly chaos on Chinhoyi Street by throwing spikes and breaking vehicle windows during rush hour. The reckless enforcement caused panicked drivers to flee, forcing one vehicle onto the sidewalk where Dengezi sold goods with her baby. Lesley died instantly when the swerving kombi struck them both. Police attempted to avoid responsibility by blaming the fleeing driver and destroying case evidence while arrest warrants remained active. Dembure condemned this destruction as an unlawful obstruction of justice and rejected arguments defending the spike...
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Mnangagwa clips Chiwenga, Mpofu dumped Harare

Mnangagwa clips Chiwenga, Mpofu dumped Harare

President Emmerson Mnangagwa reshuffled Zanu PF leadership positions on Tuesday by removing Obert Mpofu from secretary general duties. The veteran politician received a reassignment to the Information Communication Technology secretary after years of supporting Vice President Constantino Chiwenga. Jacob Mudenda assumes the position of secretary general, while Patrick Chinamasa takes control of party treasury operations. Ziyambi Ziyambi fills the legal secretary vacancy. Analysts view these changes as Mnangagwa's attempt to reduce Chiwenga's political influence ahead of the Mutare conference. The president seeks constitutional amendments extending his presidency until 2030 despite Chiwenga's opposition to such proposals. Mnangagwa...
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Harare gets lenacapavir, U.S. embassy crows

Harare gets lenacapavir, U.S. embassy crows

The United States embassy announced Tuesday that Zimbabwe joins ten nations implementing lenacapavir distribution worldwide. Gilead Sciences created this revolutionary HIV prevention medication with Global Fund partnership. Clinical trials demonstrated the twice-yearly treatment maintains negative HIV status among over ninety-nine percent of participants. Officials describe this selection as advancing efforts to eliminate new infections. Zimbabwe will focus lenacapavir access on pregnant women and nursing mothers to safeguard future generations. The country experiences significant HIV impact despite decades of declining infection rates through antiretroviral therapy expansion and prevention programs. Health experts believe lenacapavir...
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Canal+ seizes MultiChoice, Saada in Johannesburg

Canal+ seizes MultiChoice, Saada in Johannesburg

French media giant Canal+ has appointed new leadership for South African broadcaster MultiChoice following its successful $ 2.02 billion purchase. The acquisition establishes Canal+ as a major force in Africa's rapidly expanding television market, which MultiChoice currently reaches in 50 nations. Chief Executive Maxime Saada stated this move advances Canal+'s goal to rank among the world's top five entertainment companies. The merged organization will provide services to over 40 million customers spanning nearly 70 countries across Africa, Europe, and Asia. Canal+ secured a controlling 48.2% ownership stake through its initial investment and subsequent share purchases. David Mignot assumes the role of chief executive while Nicolas...
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