Dowa District Council officials praised water partners for their excellent work improving community water access. The Water Development Office thanked groups that help bring clean water to local families. District leaders created a special plan called the District Systems Investment Plan to organize water projects better. This plan connects to bigger development goals for better health services across Malawi. Water improvements support the country's 2063 vision for human development.
Fanny Muula from the District Water Development Office shared important progress numbers with community leaders. She reported that 69 percent of people can access safe drinking water from reliable sources. Muula explained that each family with clean water...
Chatunga Bellarmine Mugabe has spoken out against claims that he attacked workers at a mining site near Mazowe. The youngest son of Zimbabwe's former President Robert Mugabe posted a message on Facebook Sunday. He stated that nobody frightens him and that he knows his rights. The post came after news reports said he led armed men onto Ultimate Mining property. Media coverage has focused heavily on the alleged incident.
The trouble started last Wednesday when illegal gold miners ran from Grace Mugabe's land onto the nearby mine property. Chatunga and his group accused Ultimate Mining staff of protecting the trespassers. They claimed the mine workers failed to take action against the illegal miners. Reports say the situation turned...
Musician Kikky Badass has raised concerns about young people leaving ZAOGA FIF church. She used Instagram to share her thoughts about the exodus of younger generations from the religious organization. The artist questioned why many people born and raised within the church community have moved away from their faith.
Kikky specifically mentioned two evangelists who were removed from the church despite having received blessings from the late Archbishop Ezekiel Guti. She named Evangelist Mai Nyamanza and Evangelist Mahachi as examples of religious leaders who faced expulsion. The musician expressed confusion about these decisions since both evangelists had gained approval from the former church leader.
The artist warned that ZAOGA FIF...
The family of Boniface Kariuki asks Kenyans for money to pay massive hospital bills. The 22-year-old street vendor died Monday at Kenyatta National Hospital after police shot him during protests. Officers hit him in the head with a bullet on June 17 during demonstrations about blogger Albert Ojwang's death. Hospital costs reached 3.5 million shillings as of Saturday before his death. Family members say government officials have not contacted them about the growing medical expenses.
Jonah Kariuki begs citizens to help clear the debt through donations. The father says losing his son creates unbearable pain for the entire family. He hoped Boniface would care for him during old age but death ended those dreams. Justice remains the main...
Kenya Revenue Authority gave taxpayers more time to submit their annual tax returns. The agency moved the deadline from June 30 to midnight on July 1, 2025. Officials announced the 24-hour extension during the weekend. The authority opened a special service lane to help citizens complete their filings. Workers will stay late on Monday to assist people who need extra help.
All eligible taxpayers must file annual returns according to legal requirements. Business owners must submit their documents before the new deadline. Landlords who earn rental income face the same obligation. Farmers must also complete their tax filings regardless of profit levels. People without any income during the year still need to file what authorities call a...
Criminal investigation chief Mohamed Amin rejected claims about former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua facing investigation. The official denied summoning Gachagua for questioning about June 25 protest violence. Amin explained that no citizen receives special protection from prosecution. He warned that criminal involvement would bring legal consequences. The former deputy president lacks immunity from potential charges.
Peaceful demonstrations turned deadly on June 25 across Kenya. Criminal groups took control of memorial protests that honored last year's victims. The violence killed 19 people and injured over 500 citizens nationwide. Police fought with protesters who burned security barriers and attacked officers. Business owners...
President William Ruto spoke at a major summit about financing development. He asked world leaders to change how they price goods that help the environment. Ruto wants countries to give better deals for green products instead of charging more for them. He said Africa plays a key part in fighting climate change. The president believes African nations need fair access to sell their products around the world.
Ruto attended the Fourth Financing for Development Summit in Seville, Spain. The meeting brings together leaders from many countries to discuss money problems. They focus on helping poorer nations reach development goals. The summit runs from June 30 to July 3, 2025. Officials want to fix how global finance works for developing...
Seven people appeared before judges at Kiambu Law Court on Monday. Police arrested them after violent protests hit Kikuyu town on June 25, 2025. The suspects face serious criminal charges for their actions during the demonstrations. Officers presented evidence linking each person to multiple crimes. Courts ordered all seven men to stay locked up for one week.
The arrested individuals are Sammy Ndung'u Kariuki, Simon Njoroge Hiuhu, Ali Shama Tabet, Lawrence Kariuki Ndung'u, and James Njuguna Mwaura. Lewis Kariuki Njuhi and Peter Njenga Ngina also face charges alongside the other suspects. Detectives accuse them of burning buildings and stealing from shops. Police say they robbed people with violence during the chaos. Officers will...
Omaruru municipality defends its partnership with Development Workshop Namibia after residents complained. The town's chief executive Sindongo Valentinus explained the deal helps provide cheap land to local people. Development Workshop Namibia works across the country to stop informal settlements from growing. The organization helps create affordable housing options for families who need homes. Around 100 people will receive land plots for N$16,000 each after the area gets proper services.
Valentinus said the municipality cannot give away land without water and sewage systems. Development Workshop will handle the costly work of adding these services to the plots. The municipality will provide the actual land and connect utilities like...
