Eddie Cross, a big shot in Zimbabwe politics, has retracted his statement about the President's family being crooked. He couldn't provide any proof to back up his claims.
Cross first made these accusations during an interview on South Africa's Newzroom405 TV station on March 31. The interview got a lot of people talking and led to some high-level pow-wows. In the interview, Cross blamed the country-wide protests on people being fed up with corruption. He also said the President's family was involved. But later, he admitted that he didn't have any hard evidence.
On April 1, Cross met with the President at State House to apologize for dragging his family into the scandal. He admitted he had messed up and said, "I shouldn't have brought...
Kevin Ekow Taylor, a political commentator and broadcast journalist, has really ticked off Ghanaian Muslims in North America. They're super upset about some things he said on his show, With All Due Respect. It airs on the Loud Silence Media Network.
Apparently, Taylor called the Quran "toilet paper in other countries." That did not sit well with the Muslim community at all. They're demanding a public apology from him.
A bunch of Ghanaian Muslims based in North America slammed Taylor's statements. They said it was majorly disrespectful to their religion. They want to work things out peacefully, but if Taylor doesn't apologize, they might have to take things further. They're also telling Muslims all over the world to stop watching his...
Brian Moyo, the head honcho at Highlanders Football Club, has hit the road. He's in hot water over some shady deals involving a couple of players from the Bulawayo Chiefs. Moyo brought them on after the Highlanders got the boot from the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League last season.
Word on the street is that Moyo inflated the price tag and slipped $5,000 into his own pocket. The official bill said $23,000, but the real cost for both players was only $18,000. The club gave Moyo the green light to split, but they're not letting him off the hook that easily.
Kenneth Mhlophe, the big cheese at Highlanders, spilled the beans. He said they're cool with Moyo hitting the bricks, but they're still gonna dig into the whole mess. Mhlophe wants...
Car fans in Bulawayo can watch amazing vehicles spin and race this Independence Day! ZKS Spinners Arena plans a big show on April 18 when Zimbabwe turns 45 years free. The best car spinner takes home $1,000 cash after beating all the others. Famous drivers coming include Amakhosi, Mac D, Ben, AK47, Mavusane, Sbahle, Mastanda, Savior, Mahogan, Dirty Boys, Bhova, Santos from Zambia, plus Kutja and King Kruger visiting from South Africa.
Zakhele Mlilo runs ZKS Spinners Arena and says everything looks ready for a smooth celebration. He believes that Independence Day makes people think about culture, shared history, and what makes Zimbabwe special. His arena brings everyone together through car spinning, which has become a real sport in...
Egypt stands firm against Israel trying to split Gaza from the West Bank. Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty made this clear when he met Jibril Rajoub, who leads the Palestinian Fatah group, on Saturday in Cairo. They talked about the fighting happening right across both Gaza and the West Bank. Abdelatty described how Egypt works hard to stop the battles and send food and medicine into Gaza. He strongly backs the Palestinian Authority as the proper leadership group.
The Egyptian minister clearly hates what Israel does with its army in both places. He calls these actions mean and rough, breaking world rules about treating people fairly during war. Egypt firmly opposes anyone pushing Palestinians away from their homes and land. Abdelatty...
Presidents Sisi from Egypt and Macron from France talked on the phone Saturday about Gaza. They both want the fighting to stop immediately. The two leaders agreed that people in Gaza needed food, water, and medicine quickly. They believe peace can only happen when Palestinians and Israelis have their own countries. Sisi told Macron what Egypt has tried to do to stop the fighting.
Macron plans to visit Egypt tomorrow and stay for three days. During this trip, they might hold a big meeting with Jordan. The presidents talked about how their countries can work together better. They hope that adding Jordan to their talks might help create more support for peace plans. Egypt sits next to Gaza and has worked hard to help wounded people and...
Tanzania just turned on every power maker at the big Julius Nyerere dam. Deputy Prime Minister Doto Biteko checked the site on Saturday and shared great news. The dam makes enough power for many cities with all nine machines working together. Each machine creates 235 megawatts of electricity, adding up to 2,115 megawatts total. Workers started the first machine back in February, but they needed months to test everything properly.
Biteko felt happy seeing the project finish after years of hard work. He said the country had waited many years to use the mighty Rufiji River for power. The dream became real when they built this massive wall across the water. Because of this project, people living far from cities can finally have lights at...
XenForo is a software platform that gives people a way to build communities online. It helps turn a simple website into a lively space where users can talk, share ideas, and interact in many different ways. This article dives into what XenForo does and how it brings people together on the internet. We will talk about the software's history, the features it offers, how it supports active communities, and the benefits it provides to forum owners and moderators.
XenForo began as a project that wanted to change the way online forums worked. Many early websites used older methods that made it hard to keep conversations organized and engaging. XenForo came along with a modern design and a set of tools that helped forum managers create a more...
President Samia Suluhu Hassan cut the ribbon at Tanzania's brand new courts building Saturday. China Railway Jianchang Engineering Company built this massive structure in Dodoma City. The nine-floor building is 63,244 square meters. Smart computers help visitors find their way around, robots guide people through hallways, and helicopters can land right on top! Three main courts run inside—the High Court, Appeal Court, and Supreme Court all share one roof.
The President asked everyone to make good use of this place. She said better courts help people trust their country more. Her government trains judges better every year and spends lots of money making sure courts work faster. The President wants fair treatment for all Tanzanians who...
