ASUS introduced new business laptops called ExpertBook P1 with 14-inch or 15.6-inch screen options. These computers target professionals who need reliable machines without spending too much money. The lightweight devices weigh just 1.4 kg and feature a special Copilot key for quick access to Windows AI assistance. They come with AMD Ryzen 7 processors and offer up to 1 TB storage using dual SSDs for faster operation.
The laptops include fingerprint sensors and security chips to protect private information. They passed military-grade durability tests to withstand rough handling during travel between office and home. Users can install up to 64 GB of memory for smooth performance with demanding programs. The machines include AI features...
AMD became the first company to tape out a high-performance computing product using TSMC's advanced 2 nm process technology. Their next-generation EPYC processor, called Venice, showcases the strong partnership between AMD and TSMC in aligning new designs with cutting-edge manufacturing techniques. This achievement keeps Venice on schedule for its launch next year. The company also successfully brought up and validated its 5th Generation EPYC CPU products at TSMC's new factory in Arizona, showing its support for US manufacturing.
AMD CEO Lisa Su emphasized that TSMC has been an important partner for many years. Their collaboration helps AMD create industry-leading products that advance high-performance computing. Su pointed out that...
Dorothy Mabika became chairwoman of the Zanu PF Women's League for Manicaland Province. Secretary for Women's Affairs Mabel Chinomona announced this selection through a letter sent on April 15 to Provincial Chairman Tawanda Mukodza. The letter also went to party leaders, including Secretary-General Obert Mpofu, National Political Commissar Munyaradzi Machacha, Women's League Secretary for Administration Monica Mutsvangwa, and Mabika herself. Chinomona stated that the Women's League received results from the April 6 co-option process, where Mabika won the position. She confirmed that Mabika would take over immediately as the permanent chairwoman for the province.
The appointment fills a leadership position in the ruling party structure...
President Mnangwagwa swore in Evelyn Ndlovu as Environment, Climate, and Wildlife Minister today. During the same ceremony, he also appointed Albert Nguluvhe as Matabeleland South Provincial and Devolution Affairs Minister. Both officials received their new jobs last week through presidential appointments. Ndlovu steps into the role previously held by Dr Sithembiso Nyoni, who recently lost her position. Nguluvhe takes the job that Ndlovu left behind.
The afternoon ceremony formalized these cabinet changes at State House. The president watched as both ministers took their oaths of office before senior government officials. They promised to uphold their duties faithfully according to law. These appointments represent standard reshuffling...
Zimborders Consortium wants people traveling through the Beitbridge border during Easter to plan their trips carefully. The company tells travelers to use the correct terminals to avoid delays at the busy crossing point. Border officials from Zimbabwe and South Africa are working together to manage increasing traffic. The US$300 million border transformation project separated different types of traffic into cargo, bus, pedestrian, and light vehicle areas. South Africa opened more service points for different traveler groups.
The consortium will run the facility for 17.5 years, collecting fees before the government takes over under the Build-Operate-Transfer arrangement. General manager Nqobile Ncube said transporters already benefit...
Top students from the Kenya National Drama and Film Festival will perform at State House Nakuru on Wednesday. The show starts at 10 am with award-winning schools presenting their work directly to the president. Standout performers include Moi High School Mbiruri, Kanyuambora High School, and Kangaru High School, which all received national awards for their creative work.
The festival gained extra attention this year because of Butere Girls High School's controversial play "Echoes of War." Their performance tackled political issues that sparked debate among educators and regular Kenyans alike. State House Press Secretary Emmanuel Talam announced that media teams must register early for security clearance.
This concert represents the...
Parliament gave the green light to two cabinet picks, moving them closer to taking top government posts. The appointments committee approved Geoffrey K. Kiringa Ruku for Public Service, Human Capital Development, and Special Programs. They also backed Hanna Wendot Cheptumo for Gender, Culture, the Arts, and Heritage. National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula signed the report confirming these decisions. The recommendations followed constitutional requirements and parliamentary rules.
Ruku brings political experience from his time as a Member of Parliament. He will lead efforts to improve government services and develop national talent strategies. His role comes as the administration pushes to make public offices work better. Cheptumo...
Anti-corruption officials raided the home of Kiambu Governor Paul Njoroge Kimani, known as Wamatangi. They also searched properties belonging to eight other county officials as part of an ongoing investigation. Wamatangi later posted on X, asking residents to stay peaceful during this time. He mentioned he was at the EACC Headquarters and would speak to the media soon.
People gathered outside the governor's residence after the raid. They carried leaves and sang, demanding authorities release Wamatangi. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission said they were looking into financial wrongdoing within the Kiambu County government. Their investigation focuses on alleged conflict of interest and procurement problems in a contract worth...
Kenyan Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi asked world leaders to pressure Sudan's warring groups that block aid deliveries. He spoke at the London Sudan Conference about the worsening humanitarian crisis. The conflict enters its third year with military leaders refusing peaceful solutions. Displaced Sudanese face indiscriminate violence as civilian protection remains weak. Access restrictions hamper aid groups trying to help those most affected.
Kenya facilitates humanitarian supplies through its territory for the Sudanese people. Mudavadi emphasized that regional stability matters greatly to Kenyan foreign policy. The country hosted meetings with both Sudan Armed Forces leaders and Rapid Support Forces commanders seeking peace...
