Apple Music just tapped a major Afro-house producer for its Isgubhu hub. The platform highlighted DJ Nitefreak with an exclusive mix, reinforcing its spot as a global center for African electronic music. His signature hypnotic, rhythm-focused style blends underground vibes with widespread club appeal, using rolling percussion and atmospheric builds.
Nitefreak's exclusive Isgubhu DJ Mix captures his evolving sound through emotive grooves and percussive tracks. He described pulling from artists who merge raw energy with emotional depth, all rooted in African rhythm. The selection features collaborations like Masterclass with Roland Clark and Hinde featuring Idd Aziz, balancing tension with release.
The current Isgubhu playlist also...
Dexter Nduna, a former lawmaker from Chegutu West, was taken into custody following confrontations with a Messenger of the Court. The official attempted to seize Nduna's Toyota Fortuner to settle an unpaid amount of forty-one thousand dollars, as mandated by a legal ruling.
He allegedly threatened to release his dogs when the official attempted to seize his vehicle, causing the officer to retreat. Authorities took Nduna to Kadoma Central Police Station. The former official filed a counter-complaint in response to the initial incident report made by the court messenger.
A military-backed broadcaster just got slammed for not paying its staff for months. A labor tribunal ruled against Nkululeko Rusununguko Television after the station failed to provide salaries to over seventy employees. Arbitrator Patience Kavuru labeled the practice as unlawful, rejecting the company's request to settle the debt through a delayed payment plan.
The case was brought forward by workers represented by Walter Duri following a complete halt in salary payments, with only partial amounts issued on two occasions. Conciliation attempts failed, leading the electronics workers' union to pursue arbitration. Kavuru stated the prolonged non-payment violated national labor law and the collective bargaining agreement.
The tribunal...
Absolute legend quietly funnels millions to charity from his company's single day's revenue. Strive Masiyiwa, the billionaire founder of Econet, has a long-running tradition where all earnings from one specific day are donated to support orphaned children across Zimbabwe. He calls the initiative a corporate Thanksgiving, marking a major legal victory for his mobile network that allowed it to operate.
The funds are handled by the Higherlife Foundation, which he runs with his wife, Tsitsi. Each year, the CEO of Econet Zimbabwe, Douglas Mboweni, reports the total amount collected directly to Masiyiwa before distribution. The billionaire emphasized that this has been a private practice without press statements, simply directing his...
Some absolute academic unit just aced a ridiculous number of advanced exams. A student named Mukudzei Ziveyi, from Pamushana High School in Bikita, achieved top marks across an insane twelve separate subjects. His results included the highest possible score in ten areas, like Additional Mathematics and Software Engineering, with near-perfect grades in Chemistry and Accounting.
The guy reportedly tackled this massive workload by studying several syllabuses early, covering ground that normally takes much longer. His ambition is to study Aerospace Engineering at MIT. Family and teachers admitted they initially doubted his plan to take twelve subjects, with a deputy headmaster named Emmanuel Zingoni recalling he tried to dissuade the...
A musician is getting roasted online for publicly praying for politicians. Suluman Chimbetu shared a video showing him kneeling beside a tree to offer prayers for Zimbabwe's First Family. He specifically mentioned President Emmerson Mnangagwa and First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa, along with their children and grandchildren. Chimbetu asked for a long life for the President, describing him as divinely chosen.
The clip referenced a sermon by preacher Emmanuel Makandiwa encouraging prayers for leaders. Social media reactions were intensely critical, with many users calling the act a blatant attention stunt. Commenters suggested Chimbetu hoped to catch the eye of businessman Wicknell Chivayo, known for gifting cars to celebrities who offer...
A baptism ritual ended in tragedy when two church members were swept down a river. Followers of the Jesus Christ of God apostolic sect lost Alpha Moyo and Mehluli Sibanda during the ceremony on the Zambezi. A sudden wave carried the men away while they were baptizing a congregant at a site known as Gorge Six. Another member, Sunboy Hwedza, survived by holding onto a rock.
A multi-agency search operation recovered the first body along the river. The second body was spotted later at a location called Rapid Thirteen but proved difficult to retrieve due to strong currents and rocky terrain. The search has now officially concluded following this recovery. The group had been led by Bishop Daniel Tshuma for the baptism event.
The search team...
Harare officials are telling people in flood zones to pay close attention. The city issued an alert for residents in low-lying areas to monitor daily warnings and prepare for possible flooding. Affected neighborhoods include Mbare, Highfields, Waterfalls, Warren Park, Budiriro, and Glen Norah following recent flash floods.
Acting Town Clerk Phakamile Mabhena Moyo advised cautious driving during heavy rain and avoiding parking under trees. Residents should also prevent litter from entering drainage systems and help clear blockages near their properties. Motorists can reduce congestion by leaving the Central Business District earlier.
Anyone experiencing flooding should contact city emergency services or their nearest district office...
A so-called witch doctor got busted for scamming soccer fans out of big money. Authorities in Mali arrested a marabout named Mr. Sinayogo after he promised rituals would ensure the national team's victory. The self-proclaimed spiritualist used social media and personal appeals to collect over thirty-three thousand euros from supporters. He claimed the funds would pay for special ceremonies to guarantee a win against Senegal and a semifinal place.
Mali lost the match one to zero, with a goal scored in the first half. Enraged fans who felt cheated then stormed the man's residence. Police intervened to protect him and ultimately took him into custody. The suspect now faces investigation for fraud and deception. Prosecutors are preparing...
