Zimbabwe university teachers walked out over pay, saying their $230 monthly salaries fall short. They stopped grading exams at the University of Zimbabwe, leaving students waiting for results. The strike started outside the main campus with demands for wages that match their skills.
Judge Benjamin Chikowore backed the teachers in court, upholding their right to protest. His ruling protects their peaceful marches and poster displays on campus grounds. Police had arrested three lecturers early in the protests, but the court ordered their release. The judge also set rules for demonstrations, creating specific protest zones near campus entrances.
Lawyer Munyaradzi Gwisai called the decision important for worker rights across Zimbabwe. The...
Ruth Masake wants to work with fishing industry leaders. At a recent Walvis Bay meeting, she raised concerns about fish shortages that affect industry survival.
Masake called for a national plan based on science to protect fish populations. This plan would better assess stocks, create protected ocean zones, close fishing during certain times, and fight illegal fishing. She also aims to make fish more affordable for Namibians through inland fish farming, local distribution help, and better processing methods.
The minister pointed out threats to Namibia's oceans from mining, energy projects, and shipping. Her blue economy plan will coordinate coastal activities, protect sea life, reduce conflicts between industries, and create shared...
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Top Zimdancehall stars come to Masvingo tonight for a major concert at Caravan Park. Freeman HKD, Enzo Ishall, Killer T, and Master H will perform as part of the City to City Tour. This event became the first big music show in the Ancient City this year after organizers postponed it last month. Fans can attend with either standard tickets for $10 or VIP passes for $20. Ticket sales start at the venue entrance at 6 PM.
Remington Gold cigarettes backs this nationwide music showcase featuring Zimbabwe's most popular artists. Additional performers include MC Kauleza, DJ Maestro, MC Black Pepper, and DJ Terry Gunz. Music lovers can expect amazing performances with signature hits from all the headliners. The concert represents an important...
Zimbabwe Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has landed in Rome for Pope Francis's funeral. The Pope died from stroke complications on Easter Monday. He will rest at Saint Mary Major Basilica, a place he picked because he loved the Virgin Mary.
His death saddened over 1.3 billion Catholics worldwide. President Mnangagwa called him a true servant of God. The President praised his moral leadership that lifted spiritual awareness everywhere. He sent his deputy to attend the ceremony as a sign of respect.
Chiwenga, himself a Catholic, has often praised church contributions to Zimbabwe since liberation. UN head Antonio Guterres will lead many world leaders at tomorrow's burial. The Pope broke tradition with his burial location—most recent...
The Nigerian government plans to use all its resources against rising violence in Borno State. Defense Minister Abubakar Badaru visited Maiduguri Friday with military leaders. President Tinubu sent them to check the security problems. They met with Governor Zulum to discuss solutions.
Badaru said they came to find out what help the region needs. He promised the government would provide people, supplies or equipment to fight the new attacks. The federal authorities want to protect the security progress already made in areas affected by Boko Haram fighters. The president ordered immediate support to stop the violence. Daily reports about the Northeast will go straight to Tinubu.
Governor Zulum felt encouraged by the high-level visit. He...
A traditional ruler from Edo State told all herdsmen to leave his kingdom after problems with crime. The Ekperi Kingdom leader, Alhaji D.Y.E Kanoba, announced this decision during a meeting at his palace. His statement spread quickly through social media, especially on the Auchi Blog Spot Facebook page. The order came after many kidnappings, farm damage, and attacks blamed on herdsmen. He wanted to prevent angry young people from seeking revenge.
The ruler asked the herdsmen to pack their belongings right after the meeting. He said the community cannot accept more attacks on residents or damage to crops. He stressed that safety matters most for his people. He urged a peaceful resolution instead of violence. He even begged them to leave...
The Senate will fund the 2026 UTME budget to help students enter Nigerian higher education. Their Committee on Tertiary Institutions wants computer-based tests that meet international standards.
Committee chairman Senator Mohammed Muntari Dandutse visited Abuja testing sites during the current exams. He worried about missing test centers across many local government areas nationwide. If Nigeria wants students to study locally, they need better access to these entrance exams, he said.
The committee aims to place ICT centers throughout all 774 local governments. Dandutse noted that his Katsina district faces severe limitations, with only two centers serving eleven local areas. Senate members plan to work with House colleagues to secure...
Ogun State officials want roadside traders to leave Magboro Road on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway immediately. The traders set up small stalls where people should walk, turning walkways into markets. Works and Infrastructure official Lateef Yusuf said this prevents people from moving freely and makes accidents more likely.
The government plans to fix this problem through teamwork between different parts of the state system. The Works Ministry will join forces with the Environment Ministry to clear these illegal structures, aiming to make walking paths safe again for everyone who uses them.
Yusuf stressed how important it is to bring order to these areas. The government wants to make sure paths work as they should. This effort hopes to...
