Malawian musician Francis Phiri, known as Lawi or Malume, will release a new album this September. He shared the news through Facebook, stating that the album launches September 27. His fans already feel excited about this announcement. His previous 2022 album, Thirties, produced hits like Musawalange and Timalira, which topped music charts across the country.
People call Lawi the king of jazz in Malawi because of his musical talent. He always delivers emotional performances that create strong connections with audiences. His concerts typically sell out completely. Music enthusiasts plan to attend his album launch event in large numbers. The venue details remain unannounced at present.
Industry experts predict an impressive album...
Police confirmed former NTV reporter Silas Apollo died in a road crash on Valley Road in Nairobi. The speeding driver who hit Apollo on Thursday night never stopped. Apollo worked for Nairobi Law Monthly during the accident when he walked across the road. His body went straight to the morgue since nobody identified him right away.
The driver later went to Langata police station, claiming he hit a dog near the Kilimani area. When officers contacted Kilimani police, they learned about a man killed there instead. Police held both driver and car for inspection but released the driver on cash bail as they investigated further. Friends later identified Apollo at City Mortuary. They said he lived along Thika Road, where he probably headed...
The Private Voluntary Organisations Amendment Bill is a new law that alters the rules for groups that carry out charitable work in Zimbabwe. This law seeks to change old methods and adjust rules so that organisations working in the community operate clearly and safely. The Bill helps ensure that funds and resources flow solely to help people instead of being misused. It also creates a framework that helps public officials check that organisations run fairly and openly. Many people in the community hope the Bill makes charity work more trustworthy and transparent while supporting good practices in how organizations are set up and managed.
History and Background
The change in law was introduced as a response to long-standing concerns...
A Butere Girls High School teacher faces possible punishment after allegedly changing a school play script. The principal claims the teacher added anti-government material to Echoes of War during regional drama competitions. School officials say the original version performed at the county level differed from what students later presented at Chavakali High School. Students reportedly held signs with messages like Occupy Space, SHA, and Cash Cow during the performance.
The teacher must explain these changes within seven days or face consequences. The warning letter went to education officials, including the Teachers Service Commission. The situation has raised questions about creative freedom in school performances. The play explores...
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi traveled to London for a week to attend a conference about peace in Sudan. The UK government invited him to present Kenya's views on regional security in the Horn of Africa. The war in Sudan has killed thousands and forced millions to leave their homes during its three years. Women and children make up many of those who fled the fighting. Kenya wants a unified Sudan with a political process led by the Sudanese people themselves.
Kenya has hosted meetings between the Sudan Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces leaders. These talks included political, civil, and community representatives working to end the conflict. Mudavadi plans to encourage using African institutions like IGAD and the African...
The UN reports over 100 civilians died in attacks last week in Sudan's Darfur region. At least 20 children and medical workers were among those killed. These assaults targeted El Fasher city and two nearby refugee camps housing around 700,000 people facing severe hunger.
The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces allegedly carried out these attacks, though they deny responsibility. Relief International lost nine staff members, including doctors and drivers, during the assault on the Zamzam camp. The organization called it a deliberate strike against health facilities serving displaced people.
Camp residents describe horrific conditions. One community kitchen worker told the BBC that many young people and doctors were killed. Another...
Former Deputy President Gachagua enjoys comfort when he stays home. He dresses casually, preferring tracksuits or jumpers for relaxation. Sometimes, he spends entire days wearing pajamas to feel free from formal attire. He reads books during his downtime away from politics. He also likes reggae music, recently dancing to No Woman No Cry.
Gachagua rarely uses social media platforms. He prefers direct conversations with people instead of online interactions. He checks WhatsApp briefly each evening to see messages. He believes the Mountain region remains united, comparing it to cement-hardened solidarity. He continues to criticize the government from his residence in Mathira.
The former official plans to launch a new political party next...
A fire destroyed a shack at the One Nation informal settlement in Windhoek on Saturday, killing two young siblings aged four and six. Police deputy commissioner Kauna Shikwambi said the blaze started around 9 p.m. after their mother left for work. The children stayed home with an older brother who had gone to visit neighbors when flames engulfed their home.
Officials have not determined what caused the fire, and investigations about the incident continue. Khomas governor Sam Nujoma Jr. asked for faster government service delivery to prevent similar tragedies. He called on community members, donors, businesses, and officials to help speed up these services.
Tobias Hainyeko councillor Christopher Likuwa claimed the children started the...
A 32-year-old charcoal worker died after a snake reportedly bit him at the farm Georg-Ferdinandshöhe near Kalkfeld. The police learned about the incident a day late, according to Otjozondjupa regional police inspector Maureen Mbeha. Family members identified the man as Abraham Kashihulu.
Officials have not determined what kind of snake attacked the victim. Medical staff first treated him at Kalkfeld clinic before sending him to Otjiwarongo State Hospital, where he passed away upon arrival. Doctors plan to perform an autopsy today to find the exact reason for his death. Police opened an investigation file at the Kalkfeld station about this case. The investigation remains active.
