Electric bike companies keep popping up everywhere with wild promises. Diem Motors from Denmark just showed off their first motorcycle called the X-01. The company wants to focus on city riders who need reliable transportation. Many other startups have failed after making huge claims about changing how people travel. Diem seems different because they talk about practical features instead of magical breakthroughs.
The X-01 comes with real parts that riders can trust. Brembo makes the brakes and there is a digital screen for information. The design team worked at famous companies like BMW and Red Bull before joining Diem. Their experience shows in how the motorcycle looks and works. These experts know what riders actually want from their...
KwaZulu-Natal top cop Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi dropped serious claims about politicians messing with police work. The police chief spoke to reporters in Durban about deadly political murders and other crimes. He wore army gear and had armed bodyguards standing next to him during the press meeting. Mkhwanazi talked about his special team that looks into political violence cases across the province. The team has been working hard since 2018 to catch killers and solve these brutal crimes.
His investigation squad handled 612 different cases over the years. They arrested 436 people and charged them with various crimes like murder and threats. Police also grabbed guns that were used in some of the political killings. The team found strong evidence...
Former bank chief Gideon Gono faced tough questions in court about his business dealings with a married couple. Clark Makoni and his wife Beverly stand accused of stealing his company through fake paperwork. Their defense team claims Gono tried to squeeze fifty thousand dollars from them using his powerful connections. The couple says he threatened to have them arrested if they refused to pay up.
Court papers show the Makonis worked for Gono at Valley Lodge back in 2017. Prosecutors say they forged legal documents to make themselves company directors without permission. Gono told the judge that Clark apologized and agreed to pay compensation during a private meeting. The deal fell apart because Beverly never showed up to sign the...
Rich businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei broke party rules when he showed up at the meeting. Party spokesman Chris Mutsvangwa said Tagwirei needed approval from top leaders first. The businessman assumed he could just walk into the powerful group without proper paperwork. Officials had to read the party constitution to him during the awkward moment. Mutsvangwa called his behavior wrong and said it created problems for everyone.
The party spokesman thinks Tagwirei should start over at the bottom or attend special training classes. The Herbert Chitepo School of Ideology could teach him about party principles. His ignorance about basic rules shows he needs more education before joining important committees. Mutsvangwa said this mistake would...
Wealthy businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei got kicked out of a major party meeting last Thursday. ZANU-PF officials told him to leave because he didn't have proper approval from party leaders. The controversial tycoon thought he could join the powerful Central Committee but his plan failed badly. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga's supporters blocked his entry at the last minute. Party insiders say Tagwirei looked shocked when officials asked him to go.
Harare province leaders refuse to give up on their wealthy ally and want him back inside the party structure. They plan to meet Sunday at Batanai Primary School to figure out a new way forward. Party officials want to kick out George Chimhini from his finance job and replace him with...
Rich businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei faced a major political slap last Thursday when party officials threw him out of an important meeting. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga and his supporters blocked Tagwirei from joining the powerful Central Committee at party headquarters. President Emmerson Mnangagwa shocked everyone the next day when he spoke against wealthy business dealers during a party gathering. Many people thought Mnangagwa was talking about Tagwirei and other connected businessmen. The president seemed to be cutting ties with his former ally.
Tagwirei refused to give up after these embarrassing setbacks and showed up in Epworth on Sunday to campaign for the ruling party. He wore party clothes and walked around the poor...
Political expert Rejoice Ngwenya slammed wealthy businessman Kuda Tagwirei's presidential dreams. The analyst said Tagwirei cannot beat other candidates because he lacks real support from ordinary voters. Ngwenya believes President Emmerson Mnangagwa's team picked the wrong person to replace their leader. The businessman has no connection with regular people who actually vote during elections. Ngwenya warned that choosing Tagwirei would destroy Mnangagwa's political future.
Three different groups fight for control inside the ruling Zanu PF party. Mnangagwa leads one faction that wants Tagwirei as the next president. Deputy President Constantino Chiwenga runs another group that opposes this business tycoon. A third neutral faction stays...
BNP leader Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir spoke about keeping Bangladesh safe at a hotel meeting. He told everyone that citizens stand together when danger threatens their country. The politician said people might disagree on some things but they unite during tough times. Different political parties may take different paths but regular folks always stick together. The Foundation for Strategic and Development Studies organized the security discussion.
Fakhrul reminded listeners about past struggles when Bangladeshis fought side by side. He mentioned historical events like the language movement and the 1971 war for independence. The BNP secretary general said citizens have defended their homeland from the days of Titumir until recent...
Government food officials kicked off cheap rice sales across the city to control rising prices. The program started July 1st with just 11 areas but will cover 40 neighborhoods starting Monday. Each approved dealer gets one ton of rice and one ton of flour to sell at fixed rates. Customers can buy rice for 30 taka per kilogram and flour for 24 taka per kilogram. Food Controller Md. Fakhrul Alam said dealers for 29 additional wards have been chosen and given their supplies.
The dealer selection process faced major problems last year when 420 people applied for positions. Several applicants filed a High Court case against the appointment system. Food inspectors and contractors working under the former Awami League government faced...
