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Cops chase suspects after moving cars set ablaze
Police started looking into car fires that happened early Friday around Zimbabwe. These attacks hit businesses in the Avondale, Highlands, Newlands, and Goromonzi areas. The fires broke out between midnight and 4 a.m., according to reports. Commissioner Paul Nyathi spoke for the national police about what happened. He explained that criminals poured gas on moving cars and then lit them up. The bad guys pulled this off with careful planning. They escaped right away by jumping into other vehicles that waited nearby. The Zimbabwe Republic Police collected information from each location where these acts took place. They discovered all attacks followed the same pattern across different neighborhoods. The criminals drove the target vehicles...
Zanu PF Youth Rally in Glen View Set to Nab the Seat
The Zanu PF Youth League brought its national team to Glen View South yesterday. The team packed Chemanza Grounds with supporters for a big campaign push before voters head to the polls on April 12. The party aims to build momentum as election day approaches next month. Tsitsi Tawomhera is the Zanu PF candidate in this race. She is confident about her chances against rival parties. "I made a clear promise to my leaders that victory awaits us," she said during her speech. The people around here trust us completely because they see what President Mnangagwa has achieved for them." President Mnangagwa himself stressed how important winning back this area remains for the party. The leadership wants to flip this district from opposition...
Bulawayo cop fatally shot after questioning a group
Police sergeant Abel Masava lost his life after taking a bullet to the head Thursday night in Bulawayo. He spotted five men walking through the Tshabalala area where he had investigated an earlier crime report. When he asked why they wandered there, one man pulled out a gun. The shooter aimed directly at Sergeant Masava before fleeing with his four buddies. A fellow police officer stood nearby with two citizens who had called for help. They rushed Masava to the closest hospital as fast as possible, but the medical staff could not save him. Doctors pronounced him dead shortly after he arrived at the emergency room. Zimbabwe police headquarters has kept quiet about the deadly attack against their officer. They continue looking for clues...
Mnangagwa taps military chief as new sports boss
Zimbabwe leader Emmerson Mnangagwa picked the country's top army general to take over as sports minister on Tuesday. He named Gen. Anselem Sanyatwe, who commands the Zimbabwe National Army, to fill the position after Kirsty Coventry left for her new job running the International Olympic Committee. The president said he removed Coventry because of her "deserved election" to head the IOC. Coventry, who won more Olympic medals than any other African athlete, received plenty of cheers when she returned to Harare. At 41 years old, she became the first woman and first African person ever chosen to lead the worldwide Olympic organization. She had already told everyone she planned to quit her minister job and move to Lausanne, Switzerland...
OWC Jellyfish amps up storage for creative pros
OWC just released two new storage products called Jellyfish B24 and Jellyfish S24. Media teams love these because they solve major problems when working with massive video files. The B24 gives you tons of storage space at lower costs for team sharing and backup purposes. The S24 packs super-fast SSD drives for editors dealing with complex video projects. Media creators struggle daily with enormous file sizes that keep getting bigger as they shoot in 4K, 8K, and beyond. Regular storage systems choke on these huge files, causing annoying delays that interrupt creative flow. These new Jellyfish systems eliminate those bottlenecks. They keep workflows smooth with quick file transfers and dependable backup options. Larry O'Connor, the...
Chieftec UNI BS20B OP mini tower is small but mighty
Chieftec just released a small but mighty PC case called the UNI Series BS-20B-OP. This mini-tower fits anywhere, thanks to its tiny size—it takes up less than 20 liters of space! It works great at home or on your office desk. The case looks clean and professional but packs all the practical features you need for everyday computer use. Despite being compact, this case handles lots of hardware. You can install a full microATX motherboard, standard ATX power supply, extra-thin disk drives, and big graphics cards up to 270mm long. The front panel looks sleek and gives you every connection you need, including the newer USB Type-C port. Air flows perfectly through hidden vents to keep your system cool during heavy use. Chieftec made smart...
Slate 7 makes travel Wi-Fi a breeze
GL.iNet just released a new travel router called the Slate 7. This router has Wi-Fi 7 technology and a touch screen for controlling everything. The company started taking early orders on March 4, 2025, and people bought them up fast. Both the Super Early Bird and Early Bird deals sold out right away because everyone wanted one. The Slate 7 gives you super fast internet speeds - 688 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band and 2882 Mbps on the 5 GHz band. These speeds make watching 4K or 8K videos, playing games, or having video calls work without any problems. You can use VPNs with this router at great speeds, with OpenVPN running up to 100 Mbps and WireGuard going up to 540 Mbps. This helps keep your internet connection private and secure when you...
Qualcomm fights back in chip battle with Arm
Qualcomm recently sent secret complaints to government watchdogs across three regions, saying Arm Holdings unfairly blocks competitors when designing computer chips. These complaints went to market regulators in America, Europe, and South Korea. According to Bloomberg News, Qualcomm believes Arm blocks access to key tech and changes its rules to help its chip projects. Arm quickly rejected these claims as false. A person speaking for Arm told Tom's Hardware they stay focused on making better products and playing fair with everyone. They said Qualcomm just wants to distract people from their business argument and gain an edge. Arm feels very sure they will win this fight when all facts come out. Qualcomm argues that Arm walked away...
Team Group drops speedy 1TB microSD card
Team Group Inc. just released a new memory card called the ULTRA MicroSDXC A2 V30. This card reads data at speeds up to 200 MB/s and writes at speeds up to 170 MB/s. These fast speeds let you move high-quality photos and game files without waiting around. The card holds 1 TB of space, giving you plenty of room for all kinds of data and high-def videos. The card meets the A2 standard, making apps load faster. It also has a V30 rating, which means your videos record smoothly without interruptions. These features work great for many different uses for which people need microSD cards. You can use it with cameras, drones, game consoles, security cameras, and phones or tablets. The card handles storing data, launching games, and recording 4K...

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