Two young men stole a woman's bag near a shopping center. The theft happened during rush hour when she left work. Victor Tsikani and Daudi Banda jumped on the woman near Michiru Junction. People saw the crime and chased both men down the street. Police officers arrived just before angry crowds could hurt Tsikani.
The bag contained valuable papers and cash worth thousands. The thieves took her government identification and school documents. She also lost expensive sunglasses and twenty thousand kwacha. Tsikani gave police information about his partner after arrest. Banda had escaped with the stolen items but officers found him later.
Both criminals come from rural areas far from the capital. Tsikani grew up at Mchitakupha Village under...
Political fights heat up as Malawi heads toward September elections. The Democratic Progressive Party blames election officials for hiding problems and hurting voter trust. Officials refuse to let outsiders check their computer systems that track voters. Party leaders say this blocks fair elections and openness. Many citizens worry the vote will not be honest.
Election workers admit some people registered twice across the country. They claim fewer than 15,000 cases exist among 7.2 million total voters. Critics say even small cheating can change tight races. The commission says checking their computers could create security risks and cause violence. Opposition members want courts to force an audit.
Police arrested whistleblower Julius...
A borrower killed his female lender after she demanded payment for money she gave him. Elvis Katabaazi stabbed Hamida Mutesi Nalule many times after owing her 18 million shillings. The woman had threatened to call police because he avoided paying back the loan. Katabaazi asked her to meet him and promised to give his house as payment. He claimed they needed to sign papers with local leaders.
Nalule drove Katabaazi to Nabuti village expecting to finish their business deal. The local chairman was not home when they arrived at his office. Katabaazi suggested they drive to another place where they might find the official. He directed her off the main road near Nyenje where nobody could see them. The man attacked the woman with a machete...
M23 rebels pulled out of peace talks that were happening in Doha. Qatar's leader helped both sides try to make a deal since April. The rebels agreed to stop fighting and leave some towns they controlled. They wanted Congo to free 700 prisoners who support their cause.
Congo only released five people who were not on the rebel list. M23 leaders Benjamin Mbonimpa and Colonel John Imani Nzenze led the talks but left after demands stayed different. Government soldiers kept attacking rebel areas and civilian zones during the supposed ceasefire. The rebels say Congo does not really want peace through talking.
Army forces also attacked the Banyamulenge people in South Kivu province instead of stopping violence. M23 spokesperson Kanyuka said...
A popular music promoter died unexpectedly at a hotel in the morning. Kudzai Chipadza helped many Zimbabwean artists perform overseas during his career. People found his body after he spent the night with someone at the hotel. Police are still investigating what caused his death. Some sources believe he suffered a heart attack.
The man worked hard to bring local music to England and other countries. Many dancehall artists traveled abroad because Chipadza covered the costs of their tours and concerts. His friends called him a cultural ambassador for Zimbabwe. DJ Timeless said the music world lost an important person who cannot be replaced. The promoter leaves behind his wife and three children.
Facebook users are arguing about the...
Robert Tredgold School kicked out a Grade 7 student for bad behavior. Junior Bandile Ndlovu caused trouble at the Bulawayo school for months. The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education ordered his removal from classes. Officials say he cannot return to school starting May 13. School leaders decided the boy was too dangerous for other students.
Ndlovu called his teacher Helen Nemasiyanwa awful names during class. He told the woman she was a dog and used other hurtful words about her personal life. The student also said terrible things about another boy's parents. He claimed Antony Moyo's family were bad people who did strange things. Teachers warned him about his mouth but he kept talking badly.
The troubled student hit Perfect...
Police arrested Asaph Nahurira Mulindwa for allegedly stealing money from tech entrepreneur Gloria Kamira Lukalu. Officers suspect Mulindwa helped run a scam worth 1 billion shillings against the Ugandan-American business owner. Kamira wanted to invest $250,000 in digital training centers for young people. She claims fraudsters pretended to work with government programs to trick her. The arrest marks the first major step in solving this high-profile case.
Kamira runs Exutory Africa and returned to Uganda hoping to create jobs for youth. She says crooks used names of powerful officials like General Salim Saleh to make their lies believable. The suspects allegedly connected themselves to Operation Wealth Creation to gain her trust...
Uganda opened a new high court building in Rukungiri on Friday. The government spent 1.6 billion shillings on the project. Hebron Investment Company built the facility. The court serves people from Rukungiri and Kanungu districts. Officials say residents can access justice without traveling far distances.
The new court handles many different cases. Staff recorded 640 criminal matters and 930 civil disputes since opening. They also processed 180 family problems and 185 land conflicts. Court workers transferred 328 cases from Kabale High Court. Most transferred cases reached final decisions already.
Deputy Chief Justice Flavian Zeija spoke at the opening ceremony. He told court workers to serve people with honesty and respect. Poor...
Kabale District officials closed Maziba Mixed Primary School after mysterious events terrorized students. Moses Tumwijukye Bwengye confirmed the shutdown after reports of supernatural attacks. Cell phone videos reveal children screaming and falling unconscious at the religious school. Pupils repeatedly called out one teacher's name during these frightening moments. Authorities shut the doors until someone finds answers.
Identical problems struck during last term's final exams and forced an immediate shutdown. Religious leaders conducted prayer meetings and holy ceremonies to banish whatever was causing havoc. Children came back from vacation but chaos erupted again June 2nd. Students began behaving wildly around 10 in the morning and...
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