Rassie Erasmus just meme-slapped some coaching rumor drama into oblivion. The Springbok director reacted online to talk about his attack coach, Tony Brown, jumping ship for the All Blacks. Erasmus posted a manipulated video where Brown insists he isn't going anywhere, adding playful captions telling fans to relax.
Keeping Brown is a big deal for the world champion squad. His methods unlocked a more dangerous attacking style for the team. The coach is under contract with South African rugby for the next World Cup cycle. Erasmus himself recently extended his stay and wants his key staff to remain.
The social media move refocused attention back to the field. Supporters can stop worrying about a coaching shuffle and start thinking about...
A messed-up family betrayal in Kadoma just turned lethal over a wild love triangle. Authorities arrested seven people after an elderly man allegedly killed his own son. The victim, Kudakwashe Harry, reportedly found his father, Benjamin Harry, with his wife, Evelyn Mashava. A fight started, and the older man is accused of hitting Kudakwashe with a metal bar.
After the attack, a cover-up supposedly got organized. Benjamin Harry apparently enlisted Evelyn Mashava's brothers, Tongai Mavhurume, and a teenage minor, for help. He promised them a cow as payment. They allegedly tried to make the death look self-inflicted by hanging the body from a tree. Police in Kadoma saw through the staged scene.
Those arrested include Evelyn Mashava, Mike...
War vets are rallying behind a presidential aide for actually delivering. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa's Presidential Special Advisor, Tempter Paul Tungwarara, earned backing from liberation fighters and ex-detainees nationwide. They cite his consistent recognition of their role and concrete support programs. Comrade Joseph Chinhamo, a Mashonaland Central veteran, noted that many previously felt sidelined despite their sacrifices.
Tungwarara’s public statements affirm veterans, former prisoners, and collaborators as national pillars. Practical initiatives have gained momentum, including the War Veterans Welfare Fund and interest-free loans. Borehole drilling and housing schemes provide direct relief. Sipho Moyo, a former detainee from...
State telecom hops on the youth empowerment bandwagon with a new gov deal. NetOne Cellular signed an implementation agreement with the Ministry of Youth. Group CEO Raphael Mushanawani stated the partnership moves from policy into actual delivery, supporting the national development strategy. He framed it as laying a brick toward broader national goals through practical action.
The initiative aims to boost affordable connectivity across the country. It plans to generate jobs for young people via agency models and skills programs. Efforts will integrate mobile money services, merchant platforms, and remittance tools. Digital and financial literacy training forms a core component of the push.
Vocational training centers and youth hubs...
A political troublemaker just traded lawsuits for a ballot box. Sybeth Musengezi formally told the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission about his new party, Suthisa ilizwe – Gutsaruzhinji. His letter reached ZEC chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba, stating the group was set up under electoral rules. Musengezi acts as the party’s President and Patriot in Command, operating from an address in Mt Hampden, Harare.
The communication requested guidance on official procedures. It also asked for inclusion in the commission’s database to get state messages and election invites. SI-G promised to provide its constitution and leader details. The party insists that only its nationally approved structures can engage in politics.
Musengezi gained...
A tragic exam results story ends with a teenager's death in Bulawayo. A sixteen-year-old girl from the Nguboyenja area allegedly poisoned herself shortly after checking her Ordinary Level scores. Police reports state she consumed a cockroach insecticide upon learning she had passed only two out of seven subjects.
The incident occurred after the student accessed her results online. Becoming visibly upset, she reportedly rushed to the kitchen and drank Dichlorvos insecticide. A cousin witnessed the act, screamed, and removed the container while alerting other family members.
Relatives attempted immediate first aid using milk and charcoal before taking her to Mpilo Central Hospital. She later died while receiving treatment at the medical...
That Zimbabwean striker up in Scotland just landed a major personal honor. Tawanda Maswanhise earned a spot on the Most Promising Talents list following his performances at a recent continental tournament in Morocco. His inclusion recognizes displays that captured attention during the competition.
He shares the distinction with other young standouts like Christian Kofane from Cameroon and Chris Inao Oulai from the Ivory Coast. This award adds to a standout period for the international player.
Maswanhise's club form has been equally impressive for Motherwell. His goal-scoring record in the current season places him at the top of the Scottish Premiership charts. He remains a key offensive force for his team.
Board inductions are still blowing off the most dangerous tech risks out there. When new members get brought on, their training often treats cybersecurity, data protection, and safe AI use as totally optional checkboxes. This is a major gap, as these issues now directly threaten an organization's money, legal standing, and reputation.
Cyber threats are a core governance problem, not just an IT headache. A single breach can halt operations, spill private customer info, and trigger massive fines. Data protection failures lead to lawsuits and destroy public trust. Board members need to grasp these realities to provide real oversight.
Artificial intelligence adds another layer of risk alongside its benefits. Unchecked AI systems can...
Elon Musk is dragging OpenAI and Microsoft into court over a mountain of cash and broken promises. He claims they made outrageous profits from his early role in co-founding the AI lab, which he says has totally abandoned its original non-profit purpose. The lawsuit demands a staggering sum, alleging his initial funding and guidance are directly responsible for the organization's current form and value.
His legal filing states OpenAI gained tens of billions in value from his involvement. Microsoft, a major stakeholder, is said to have benefited by a smaller but still massive figure. Musk's team argues he provided most of the seed money and crucial credibility during the venture's launch.
He departed after clashes over the company's...
