Two Zimbabwe Republic Police officers faced criminal charges after a viral video showed them accepting bribes from illegal money changers. Officers Rudo Chirengendure and Michael Nyasha Mupandira appeared before regional magistrate Marewanazvo Gofa and were remanded in custody pending bail considerations.
The state alleged the officers were deployed to patrol and arrest illegal vendors at the Parkade rank near Nelson Mandela and Rezende streets. During their patrol, they were captured on camera receiving money to release a handcuffed female suspect, directly violating their professional duties as public officers.
State prosecutor Lancelot Mutsokoti represented the case, with Luckson Mhara from ZRP Harare Central Operations serving as...
Teemak, a Zimbabwean musician, made a comeback after years away from the music scene. He addressed past business controversies surrounding his forex trading ventures. The artist explained his earlier struggles with managing multiple business opportunities at a young age.
Chipunza highlighted his efforts to resolve past financial disputes and clear his reputation. He launched a new music project called Mavambo, featuring six carefully selected songs recorded over four years. The musician emphasized creating music that represents Zimbabwe while appealing to international audiences.
The National Arts Council praised Teemak's professional approach to his art. His musical collaborator Enzo expressed excitement about the artist's return...
A simple disagreement over change spiraled into a fatal confrontation between two 28-year-old men in Chinhoyi. Moreblessing Sekerani, a local shop owner, found himself in a violent struggle with Jimmy Makiwa after a dispute about a grocery and beer purchase change.
Makiwa returned to the shop demanding more money back and became angry when told he would receive only 50 cents. Frustrated, he started destroying shop property, which prompted Sekerani to close up. The situation escalated when Makiwa followed Sekerani, throwing stones and pursuing him.
After seeking help from his nephew, Sekerani returned home to find his bedroom door vandalized. Makiwa suddenly appeared, attacked Sekerani with a stone, and tried to stab him with an okapi...
Kombi workers carried their dead friend's body straight to an accused killer's home, sparking community outrage. The deceased Tendai Nenguwo died after an assault allegedly committed by former police officer Crispen Marara and four accomplices. Mourners transported the coffin to Marara's residence as a dramatic protest against the suspected murderer.
The shocking act prompted local traditional leadership to intervene. Chief Nenguwo summoned both families to appear before him and address the escalating conflict. He emphasized that taking a corpse to an alleged murderer's home violates cultural norms and legal processes.
The Nenguwo family expressed deep regret about the incident. They blamed their late friend's overzealous colleagues...
Zimbabwe's government is stepping up its fight against troublesome online content. Officials warn they will track and punish people who post messages that might upset national stability. The government plans to arrest those who spread what it calls harmful information on social media platforms.
Authorities say they want to protect the country from misleading posts. They are working on new laws that would give them more power to control what people share online. The Cyber Protection Act already makes some digital actions illegal.
Government leaders like George Charamba and Information Minister Dr. Jenfan Muswere argue these measures are necessary. They claim the rules will stop false information and hold users responsible for their...
Zimbabwe officials monitor what people say online. Charamba said police would stop messages that make people afraid or upset. The government claims these rules protect the country. Many worry these actions might silence those who disagree with the leaders. Critics fear less freedom to speak openly.
Zimbabwe passed internet laws in 2021, making certain online messages illegal. The government plans to implement even more rules for social media users soon. Dr. Muswere wants to stop fake news from anonymous accounts. Other countries, such as South Africa, the UK, and the USA, already have similar internet laws. These nations created rules to fight online crime.
Journalists and activists have raised red flags about increased social media...
Ghana celebrates numerous holidays throughout 2025. The year begins with the New Year on January 1 and Constitution Day on January 7. Independence Day falls on March 6, followed by three days for Eid al-Fitr starting March 30. April brings religious observances with Good Friday on the 18th and Easter Monday on the 21st.
Workers enjoy May Day on May 1. Eid al Adha happens on June 6, with Republic Day tentatively set for July 1. August 4 marks Founders Day for the nation. Citizens honor former president Kwame Nkrumah with a two-day celebration on September 21-22. December rounds out the year with Farmers Day on the 5th, Christmas on the 25th, and Boxing Day on the 26th.
Ugandan President Museveni met with Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé at State Lodge Nakasero today. The leaders discussed regional security issues they share an interest in and ways to make their countries work better together. Museveni stressed that African nations need to stand united when dealing with security problems. He said this unity matters for reaching development goals across the continent.
Togo is a West African country between Ghana and Benin. About 9.5 million people call this country home. Several important officials attended the meeting from both sides. Former Ugandan Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi attended alongside Agriculture Minister Frank Tumwebaze. Foreign Affairs Minister Gen. Jeje Odongo participated with ESO...
Uganda President Museveni expressed deep sadness about Pope Francis dying at age 88 on Easter Monday. He sent condolences from himself and all Ugandans to Catholics worldwide in a Tuesday statement.
Museveni praised Francis as an exceptional spiritual guide and respected theologian who brought new energy to the Church's mission amid growing secularism. He noted how the Pope touched millions with his messages of peace, justice, compassion, and humility.
The president highlighted Francis's eagerness to work with other faiths, such as Muslims and Orthodox Christians. He said this showed Francis truly followed Jesus' teachings about the Good Samaritan from Luke's Gospel. Museveni stated that the Pope's legacy of love, unity, and service...
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