People across Zimbabwe protested on March 31 because they heard President Emmerson Mnangagwa wants to stay in power until 2030. Many stayed home from work as crowds fought with police officers in Harare. The M31 protests came after Blessed Geza and other war veterans asked citizens to show their anger about these term extension plans, which many see as breaking the constitution.
Some young people blocked roads near Rotten Row and Robert Mugabe Road on Monday afternoon. They yelled against what they called "the 2030 agenda." Police fired tear gas to break up these groups near Robert Mugabe Square and Rainbow Towers. Most government schools sat empty because parents kept their kids home for safety. Small towns like Chinhoyi, Chivhu, and...
The Deputy Director of Operations at the Presidency wants three big shots arrested right away. Mustapha Gbande believes they helped make over 1,300 containers vanish from Tema Port. He named Alexander Afenyo-Markin, Matthew Opoku Prempeh, and Samuel Dubik Mahama as the main culprits. These containers belonged to the Electricity Company of Ghana and held important equipment for power supply across the country.
Gbande spoke up during Eyewitness News on Citi FM last Monday, March 31. He pointed fingers at the former Board Chairman, Energy Minister, and CEO of ECG. The shocking discovery has left many Ghanaians angry about the possible theft of public resources. Reports say these shipping containers arrived in Ghana but mysteriously...
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia reached out to Muslims across Ghana and beyond with happy wishes for Eid ul-Fitr celebrations. He posted friendly greetings on Facebook on March 30 alongside his wife Samira. They both expressed joy about everyone completing Ramadan successfully. Their message spread widely as many families gathered to mark the end of fasting.
The former Vice President asked Allah to hear all prayers offered during the holy month. He hoped for divine blessings upon everyone celebrating, their family members, and the entire nation of Ghana. His message emphasized the importance of maintaining religious values even after formal observances end. Many Ghanaians appreciated his thoughtful words during this important Islamic holiday...
Gold prices broke another record as the week started, just ahead of President Trump's announcing more taxes on foreign products. Traders worry these new taxes might spark a massive trade battle between nations. Gold jumped almost one percent Monday morning to $3,110 for a single ounce. This beats the previous high set last Friday and marks four straight weeks of rising gold prices.
Trump added a 25% tax on foreign cars last week. Market watchers expect him to announce even more taxes this Wednesday. Gold has climbed 18% since January and has broken at least 15 different records this year. Prices keep climbing because national banks buy tons of gold and because people want something safe when world events look scary or the economy seems...
Zanu PF leaders in Harare just backed businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei for a spot on the ruling party's Central Committee. This powerful group runs things when Congress takes a break. They make sure everyone follows the rules set by Congress and implement all policies and decisions across Zimbabwe.
Tagwirei stands out as one of the biggest business players in Zimbabwe. He runs companies across energy, mining, transport, building projects, and farming. As founder and boss of Sakunda Holdings Group, he started with oil and gas before growing his business empire into many different areas that matter for Zimbabwe's economy.
Godwills Masimirembwa spoke yesterday about this news during a Harare Provincial meeting at party headquarters. He...
Court of Appeal Judge Alexander Osei Tutu slammed past governments for mishandling land deals across Ghana. His harsh criticism points to needless court battles caused when officials take property from families and clans. The judge explained how these practices hurt everyday citizens who face complicated legal problems.
He described situations where sellers peddle the same piece of land to multiple buyers, creating massive confusion. Government agencies often grab lands for public projects they never complete. Rather than returning these unused properties to their previous families, officials sell them off to wealthy investors who pay top dollar.
The judge voiced these concerns during the fifth Law for Society meeting recently held in...
The head of Kusaug, Naba Asigri Abugrago Azoka II, asked everyone to keep the peace they already have in Bawku. He spoke at the Eid-ul-Fitr party and told Muslims to live by what Ramadan teaches—be kind, loving, peaceful, and stick together after their fasting ends. He really wants young people from Kusaug to act like brothers and sisters and stay peaceful with each other because that helps everyone in their area.
Naba Azoka II sent a message to all Muslims in Kusaug and around the world. He started with Assalamu alaikum and wished everyone a happy Eid al-Fitr. He hopes this special day brings happy feelings and calm to houses, neighborhoods, and everywhere else. He praised everyone for finishing their month and reminded them about the...
Hundreds showed up at Amanokrom Community Centre Park last Saturday morning. The crowd packed into the Eastern Region's Akuapem North Constituency for the first-ever "Ofie Market." Local MP Samuel Kwabena Awuku transformed the quiet community space into a lively marketplace buzzing with farmers, vendors, and shoppers from near and far.
The March 29, 2025, market day tackled big farm problems head-on. Farmers finally sold fresh organic food at fair prices without middlemen taking cuts. Awuku created this market back during his 2024 election campaign when he heard about massive food spoilage issues. He promised farmers they'd have direct access to buyers, cutting waste and boosting profits.
This market brings together over 500 farmers...
President Mahama just promised big changes regarding the water problems in Ghana. During his talk at Black Star Square for Eid-ul-Fitr 2025, he made it clear that anyone building on wetlands needs to watch out. He plans to tear down every single building that blocks waterways across the country. The rainy season starts soon, yet floods already happen because buildings block rivers.
The President looked really upset about how many people break building rules. He talked about how these illegal buildings make flooding way worse every year. Ghana faces these same flood problems year after year because rivers can't flow where they should. Many houses end up underwater because some builders put profits ahead of safety.
Mahama directly...
