FCB Nyasa Big Bullets bosses fired back after their star player got attacked during a heated match against Ekhaya FC. Video footage caught Ekhaya defender Elias Missi choking and kicking Bullets forward Babatunde Adepoju right on the field. The referee watched everything happen but did absolutely nothing about the brutal assault. Club officials say this kind of violence keeps happening and nobody does anything to stop it. Team leaders are fed up with players getting hurt during games.
CEO Albert Chigoga blasted the incident and called it proof that something is seriously wrong with league management. He said the club always tells players and fans to stay peaceful but their patience is running out fast. Chigoga pointed out that similar...
Malawi Congress Party leaders threw serious accusations at former President Peter Mutharika about his health Thursday. Jessie Kwabwira claimed the elderly politician needs regular medical shots just to stay active. She demanded doctors check Mutharika before he runs for office again. The party spokeswoman thinks someone wants to control the country from behind the scenes. Democratic Progressive Party members might be using Mutharika as their puppet candidate.
Kwabwira invited all former presidents to attend Independence Day festivities at Bingu National Stadium July 6th. She praised current President Lazarus Chakwera for making progress across multiple areas. The ruling party representative highlighted improvements to schools...
Leaders at the Public Affairs Committee refuse to leave their jobs after working three extra years past their deadline. The group got voted into power back in 2019 for just three years. Their time ended in 2022 but nobody stepped down or held fresh elections. Documents show the same people still run everything without permission.
The committee usually tells government officials to follow rules and stay honest. PAC demands other groups act the right way and follow their constitutions. Critics say the leaders act like hypocrites because they break their same rules. One person said they want good behavior from others but cannot practice it themselves.
Reporters tried calling Chairman Monsignor Patrick Thawale but he never answered his...
Fifteen people want to become Malawi's next president as the 2025 election approaches. Voters face tough choices when picking their favorite candidate from this crowded field. Political experts share ten key traits citizens should look for during campaign season. Few young candidates joined the race despite calls for fresh leadership. The Electoral Commission expects some hopefuls to drop out before final nominations close.
Malawians need leaders who fight corruption and keep their promises to voters. Past presidents allowed crooked officials to steal public money and hurt the economy. Citizens want honest politicians who tell the truth about government spending. Campaign pledges mean nothing without solid plans to fix real problems...
Police busted a major drug ring and seized almost 110 kilograms of dagga across Zimbabwe. Officers struck twice within 24 hours and caught smugglers red-handed with massive stashes. The raids targeted criminals moving marijuana across the South African border. Detective work paid off when tip-offs led cops straight to the dealers. Four people landed behind bars after the successful crackdown operations.
Detectives tracked a foreign bus to Arcturus Road on July 1st after receiving inside information. They watched crew members move groceries from the vehicle into a waiting DAF truck. Sharp-eyed officers spotted something suspicious about the transfer and moved closer. A thorough search revealed 59.5 kilograms of dagga hidden inside...
Nelson Chamisa plans fresh tactics to fight Zimbabwe's problems after dumping his old political party. The opposition leader quit Citizens Coalition for Change last year when rival Sengezo Tshabangu took control. Tshabangu kicked out several party lawmakers and forced new elections. This move gave President Emmerson Mnangagwa's ruling party a huge parliamentary majority. Chamisa claims Tshabangu works secretly for the government.
The former opposition chief returned to politics recently and attacked plans to change the constitution. Some ruling party members want to extend Mnangagwa's presidency past 2028. Mnangagwa says he will step down when his term ends as scheduled. Chamisa told reporters he refuses to repeat the same mistakes...
Zimbabwe lost a power industry giant when Dr. Sydney Zikuzo Gata passed away at age 78. The ZESA Holdings executive chairman fought for better electricity across the country for decades. His death shocked the energy world and left a huge gap at the top of the power company. ZESA bosses called his passing devastating and praised his life work. Gata spent years fixing the country's electricity problems during tough times.
The veteran engineer made history back in 1981 as the first Black person to run the Electricity Supply Commission. He climbed the ranks from general manager to CEO and finally executive chairman before his death. Gata cared deeply about ZESA workers and always looked out for their welfare. His technical skills and...
Avenues Clinic spent two million dollars making their hospital look brand new. The private medical center just finished major construction work on patient rooms. Hospital bosses added sixteen beds for sick children and eight fancy rooms for adults. The makeover took months to complete and changed everything about patient care. Medical staff can treat more people at the same time.
The clinic bought expensive new machines to help doctors work better. One special device called the Kudza machine helps surgeons find problems faster during operations. Advanced breathing machines help patients sleep safely during surgery. These tools make treatments quicker and safer for everyone who visits. Doctors can fix health problems with better...
Nelson Chamisa wants to start something new for Zimbabwe. He plans to create a movement rather than another political party. The former opposition leader thinks movements bring people together better than parties do. He believes parties actually split people apart from shared goals. Chamisa told radio listeners that Zimbabwe needs unity right away.
The country faces serious problems that need fixing fast. People cannot find jobs and struggle with water shortages every day. Power cuts happen all the time and roads remain broken. Chamisa says these issues require everyone working as one team. He thinks political parties make cooperation harder between different groups.
His movement will ask people to support their ideas through voting...
