Government officials caught crooked councillors stealing public land across Zimbabwe. Engineer Tafadzwa Muguti warned these local politicians about their dirty schemes at a recent conference. The presidential secretary said many councillors turned into greedy land grabbers who break the law. He promised tough punishment for anyone caught red-handed during investigations. These corrupt officials might face jail time during the holiday season.
Muguti explained that councillors should protect government property instead of stealing it. Many local leaders invaded state land and handed out plots to their friends and family. The government refuses to make these illegal deals official just because councillors recommend them. Officials plan to...
A church leader just won a massive court victory after judges banned him from speaking for years. Reverend Clement Nyathi beat the legal gag order that stopped him from fighting for control of valuable church property. The Apostolic Faith Mission of Africa has been torn apart for ten years as different groups battle over who runs the show. Justice Never Katiyo threw out the silence order and said other judges made a terrible mistake. Nyathi can start fresh court cases against his rivals without asking permission first.
The church war started after Reverend Philemon Sibanda died back in 2008 and left behind millions of dollars worth of buildings and land. Reverend Rosewell Zulu leads the group that grabbed control of all the church...
War veterans refuse to let rich businessmen steal control of Zimbabwe's ruling party. The former fighters say wealthy people with mystery money sources want to buy their way into power positions. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga called these businessmen blood-sucking ticks who show off cash but have no real companies. Samuel Parirenyatwa speaks for the war veterans and warns that corrupt tycoons cannot take over Zanu PF. The old soldiers fought hard during liberation wars and will not watch greedy people destroy their work.
Chiwenga battles against efforts to push him out of the race to replace President Emmerson Mnangagwa. He told business leaders last month that suspicious wealthy people worry him deeply. The vice president sees a...
Business mogul Kudakwashe Tagwirei crashed a political party meeting he had no right to attend. The wealthy businessman appeared at a Zanu PF central committee meeting without obtaining prior permission from party leaders. Chris Mutsvangwa blasted Tagwirei for breaking party rules and acting like he already belonged there. The party spokesman said Tagwirei jumped ahead of himself and ignored important procedures that everyone must follow. His rushed behavior could hurt his chances of joining the powerful group.
Harare province wants Tagwirei to be on the central committee, but faces pushback from Vice President Constantino Chiwenga's supporters. Party officials delayed his appointment because he needed approval from the presidium...
Two African presidents delivered strong messages about keeping calm during Malawi's birthday party at Bingu National Stadium. Botswana leader Duma Gideon Boko told thousands of people to stay peaceful when they vote on September 16. The visiting president praised small brave actions that help change Africa for the better. He urged leaders across the continent to fight poverty and unfairness through steady work. Boko wished Malawi success and highlighted the friendship between both countries.
President Lazarus Chakwera spoke next and warned citizens that fighting destroys progress instead of building it up. He said wars never help villages grow stronger or create better lives for families. The Malawi leader criticized people who settle...
Rhodrick Junaid Kalumpha spoke with Times TV about turning Malawi into a digital powerhouse. The finance expert believes computers and smartphones can fix the country's money problems across all business areas. Local shops already use platforms like Shop Malawi to sell crafts and goods to customers around the world. Mobile Money helps traders skip cash payments and avoid robbery risks during business deals. These digital tools create more jobs and boost sales for small business owners.
Government offices started using online systems to make life easier for citizens. The Malawi Revenue Authority lets people pay taxes through their computers instead of standing in long lines. Business owners can register companies and get licenses...
George Kasakula stepped up to defend his television station after angry citizens blasted MBC for unfair news coverage. The top boss spoke at Bingu National Stadium during the country's birthday party on Sunday. He told reporters across Malawi to stop causing trouble and start helping the nation heal. Kasakuka said journalists should bring people together instead of tearing them apart. His speech came after months of harsh attacks on MBC for favoring the government.
Critics have hammered the state broadcaster for pushing out opposing voices and refusing to show both sides of stories. Kasakula warned that fake news on social media could damage trust before upcoming elections. He said everyone can post online but that does not make their...
Malawi government leaders keep organizing prayer meetings as their country falls apart. The nation faces terrible money problems and millions of people cannot find jobs. Officials think asking God for help will fix everything instead of making real changes. They spend taxpayer cash on these religious events that produce zero results. Leaders use faith as a cover for their failure to run the country properly.
Countries like South Korea and Singapore became rich through smart planning and hard work. These nations built strong schools and created good jobs for their people. Rwanda also climbed out of poverty through careful leadership and fighting corruption. None of these success stories happened because leaders prayed really hard. They...
President Lazarus Chakwera faces a huge legal problem that could shake up Malawi's government. His five-year term ended on June 28, 2025, but new elections won't happen until September 16. The country's constitution says presidents can only serve five years from the day they take office. Chakwera and Vice President Saulos Chilima started their jobs on June 28, 2020, after winning a court-ordered election.
Legal experts are asking tough questions about whether the government can keep running without proper authority. The constitution doesn't give presidents extra time beyond their five-year limit during peaceful times. Parliament might get extensions during emergencies, but no such rule exists for the presidency. This creates a messy...
