The government wants to investigate Bulawayo City Council after finding problems with how local councils operate across Zimbabwe. Officials decided to target Bulawayo as their next priority following a recent investigation into Harare City Council. Minister Daniel Garwe said urban councils suffer from poor management and need detailed examinations. The President ordered these investigations because city councils have serious decay in their operations. Retired judge Justice Maphios Cheda led the team that looked into Harare's problems.
Ministry spokesman Gabriel Masvora confirmed that officials have already suggested investigating all urban councils around the country. He explained that the President holds the power to create these...
Nelson Chamisa decided to jump back into politics full time. The former opposition leader said he would never leave behind people who trust him to fight against Zanu PF staying in power. He wants to keep challenging the ruling party that has controlled Zimbabwe for many years. Chamisa believes citizens want real change to happen across the country. He also attacked plans from some Zanu PF officials who want President Emmerson Mnangagwa to stay beyond 2028.
The president has said many times that he follows the constitution and does not want his time in office extended past the normal end date of 2028. Some party members still pushed ahead with ideas to stretch his term until 2030. Chamisa called these extension plans complete rubbish...
Zimbabwe's health officials want to fix medicine problems at government hospitals. They found that NatPharm has plenty of drugs but red tape stops them from reaching sick people. The company stores loads of important medicines but can't deliver them fast enough to clinics. President Mnangagwa visited hospitals and drug warehouses last week to see what was wrong. Health bosses decided they need better ways to move medicines from storage areas to patients.
Doctor Aspect Maunganidze runs the health department and says they're starting new computer systems to track medicine deliveries. The electronic system will replace old paper methods that slow everything down. Officials also plan to spread out storage centers and make money flow better...
A judge threw out eviction orders against 19 families living on Clipsham land. Justice Sunsley Zisengwe made this decision at Masvingo High Court after finding out the government never officially declared the area as state property. The families had been staying there since 2002 when they first moved onto the farm. Local officials tried to kick them out earlier this year but the court stopped it. The ruling protects these settlers who thought they were breaking the law.
The trouble started when Magistrate Farai Gwitima found the families guilty of living on government land without permission back in February. He told them they had one week to pack up and leave their homes. The families fought back and asked the High Court to give them...
London artist Kaxi comes back to making music after taking time away from the spotlight. His last song DROWN came out back in 2023. The musician stayed quiet for a couple years before deciding to release new material. He worked with producer Andy Strange who has made music with famous artists like Robbie Williams and Paolo Nutini. This partnership shows Kaxi wants to create something special for his fans.
The new track Torture mixes different music styles together. Sharp guitar sounds blend with moody beats that still feel hopeful. His voice has lots of echo effects that float over funky guitar parts. The song sounds rough and wild but keeps everything clear for listeners. Kaxi combines alt-pop with indie rock and shoegaze to make...
Marc Márquez faced trouble with his bike's launch system just moments before the Mugello Sprint began. The Spanish rider acted fast when he noticed something wrong with the electronic start system. He made a split-second choice to reset everything and use the launch control anyway. Márquez believed this approach would work better than starting without the system completely. The first corner sits far away from the starting line and he worried about losing many spots without proper acceleration.
The Ducati star admitted he felt anything but relaxed during those tense seconds. He pressed buttons quickly and tried to fix the launch control before the race began. Márquez could not even see the starting lights properly during the chaos. He...
Miguel Oliveira said the shaking problems hit more Yamaha riders during the Sprint race at Mugello. Fabio Quartararo also dealt with the same trouble that made riding difficult for the team. Alex Rins was the only Yamaha rider who did not report these issues during the short race. Most of the other Yamaha racers struggled with the chattering that happened during left turns. The problem caused major headaches for riders trying to push their bikes faster around the Italian track.
The Portuguese rider thinks tires might play a part but doubts they cause all the trouble. Each Yamaha runs different bike settings that could create various problems for different riders. Finding the exact reason for these vibrations will take more work from...
Miguel Oliveira crossed the finish line at Mugello Sprint race sitting in 13th place after a tough battle with his machine. The Pramac Yamaha rider faced serious shaking problems that made his bike hard to control during the short race. Left hand turns caused the most trouble for the Portuguese racer who could not find a way around these mechanical issues. His bike kept getting worse as each lap passed from the third round until the eleventh lap finished.
The racing conditions made it nearly impossible for Oliveira to push his Yamaha faster despite his best efforts. He did manage to move forward through the field better than any other Yamaha rider during the sprint event. Sunday promises to bring another difficult challenge when the...
Marc Márquez grabbed the Sprint race victory at Mugello despite facing problems right from the start. The Spanish rider mixed up the launch control system when the race began. He pressed the wrong buttons and had trouble getting away cleanly from his pole position. Márquez felt confused about the messages and had to fix his mistake quickly. The delay at the start made his win even more impressive.
Márquez said he felt surprised about taking pole position earlier and winning the short race. He admitted making errors with the launch control but recovered well during the race. The Ducati rider expressed happiness about how his bike performed once he got going. He wants to focus on tomorrow's main race and avoid losing championship points...
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