Elon Musk quit his job helping Donald Trump cut government spending after months of fighting federal workers. The billionaire announced his departure Wednesday evening through a post on his X social media platform. Musk struggled to achieve his goals and faced resistance from other administration officials who disliked his changes. He originally wanted to slash 2 trillion dollars but reduced his target to just 150 billion dollars. The entrepreneur decided to return full attention to running Tesla and SpaceX companies.
Musk criticized Trump's legislative package one day before announcing his resignation from the government efficiency department. He called the president's bill a massive spending measure that increases federal debt...
Nestlé spent 7 million dollars expanding its cereal factory in Harare to boost production capacity. The Swiss company added a fourth roller dryer machine that increases output levels over 35 percent. Local contractors and engineers from Zimbabwe completed the entire expansion project for the food manufacturer. The upgraded facility produces more CEREVITA cereal for domestic markets and regional exports. Countries like Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique receive shipments from the expanded Harare plant.
The food company has operated in Zimbabwe for more than 60 years and directly employs over 400 workers. Nestlé partners with 350 local suppliers and 18 small farmers across the country for raw materials. Government officials praised the...
Joseph Kabila traveled to Goma city for meetings with local people after M23 rebels took control there. Three sources close to the former Congo president confirmed his arrival on Sunday night. The visit could disrupt American efforts to end fighting between government forces and M23 fighters. Kabila ruled Congo for almost twenty years before stepping down after protests forced him out of power. He has lived mostly outside the country since late 2023.
M23 rebel forces captured more territory than ever before and seized Goma during their January offensive. Kabila plans to start talks with citizens on Wednesday about the ongoing crisis affecting eastern Congo. Government officials want to prosecute the former leader for allegedly...
A fuel truck killed twelve people when it crashed near Sebakwe River on Tuesday morning. The deadly accident happened at the 200 kilometer mark on the main road between Harare and Bulawayo. Police confirmed the truck driver lost control and hit two other vehicles during the early hours. Commissioner Paul Nyathi spoke about the crash that shocked the local community. The fuel tanker carried two trailers and was heading toward Kwekwe from the capital city.
The large truck first scraped against a two-tonne vehicle before smashing into a Nissan van. All twelve passengers rode inside the van when the collision occurred. The powerful impact dragged the smaller vehicle several meters down the road surface. The overturned fuel tanker fell on...
Donald Trump ordered American offices overseas to stop booking new meetings for student visa seekers. The State Department wants to check social media accounts more carefully before letting foreign students enter America. Marco Rubio sent instructions telling visa offices to pause new appointments for student and exchange programs. Officials can finish meetings already planned but must remove open time slots from their schedules. About 1,907 people from Zimbabwe studied at American colleges during the 2023 to 2024 school year.
The government will require visa offices to change how they work and spend more time checking each student application. Workers must look at social media posts before deciding who gets permission to study in...
Nelson Chamisa once excited Zimbabwe with powerful speeches and young energy that made people believe change could happen. Many citizens saw him as the leader who would bring new hope to their country after strong election performances. The politician disappeared from public view after the 2023 general elections and left supporters wondering what happened. Critics said he quit the fight and abandoned ordinary Zimbabweans who trusted him. His sudden departure from the Citizens Coalition for Change party shocked loyal followers across the nation.
Chamisa recently posted a message on Instagram that caught attention from people like Siya and Rachel who follow his political career. He told followers not to judge him based on past actions or...
Four women fight over dead politician Farai Taruvinga's valuable property after he died March 31, 2025. Amanda Falala became the person handling his estate and claimed only she and Diana Makina were his real wives. Nontokozo Moyo sued Falala for hiding her marriage to Taruvinga from December 2024. The former MP for Insiza North left behind 12 children from his relationships with these women. Courts must decide who deserves what from his wealth.
Taruvinga left houses, cars, cattle and businesses worth huge amounts of money. His property includes a Bentley car, two Toyota Land Cruisers, and 13 other vehicles. He had homes in different towns, a mine in Filabusi, two nightclub businesses, and an abattoir. The estate also contains 32 cattle...
Mavis Sibanda received 24 months in prison after forcing a young girl to give blood for HIV testing. The 33-year-old woman grabbed the child's finger and stuck it with a needle at Gokwe Centre on May 26. Sibanda used the blood on an HIV test kit without asking permission from the girl or her family. The incident happened at Sai Mart Supermarket around 10 AM when Sibanda called the victim to her market stall. Gokwe Magistrates Court found her guilty of assault and sentenced her on May 28, 2025.
Citizens across Zimbabwe believe the punishment was far less severe than the crime deserved. Many people posted angry messages on social media demanding longer prison terms for attacks on children. The traumatized girl cried after the assault and...
Paul Okoye who performs as Rudeboy warned young Nigerians about dangerous social media habits. The singer believes many people will suffer serious harm from wrong internet use. He thinks users who chase popularity and attention face major risks ahead. Okoye posted messages on Instagram telling followers that social media destroys lives. The musician said people who think it stays fun and games will learn hard lessons.
Nigeria lacks proper rules for controlling social media platforms and user behavior. Bad online actions like bullying and spreading lies happen often without punishment. People share false news stories and attack others with hateful words daily. Some users damage reputations through nasty posts and fake information...
