The ANC recently took big action by starting a court case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. People around the world noticed this move. Many ask who paid for it. A study from the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy looks at where the money came from and how it might affect ANC decisions.
The ANC wants the court to say Israel is killing large groups of people in Gaza after what happened last October. This legal fight cost about R200 million. The ANC had money troubles before, with debts reaching R500 million back in 2022. Many wonder how they found cash for such an expensive case. Last year, President Ramaphosa said they fixed their money problems but didn't explain how.
The report points out...
Zimbabwe works hard to make the internet safer against hackers. The country wants to protect people's information better as online dangers keep changing.
Leaders met in Mutare on Thursday to discuss internet safety and ask lawmakers to update rules that help fight computer criminals. Dr. Tatenda Mavetera from the ICT Ministry said President Mnangagwa sees digital business as key to growing the economy. She believes safe computer systems help build trust and bring more money to Zimbabwe.
The country needs strong defenses to guard important systems, personal details, and money from bad actors. Everyone must work together to keep digital life safe. Zimbabwe plans to become more high-tech under its Smart Zimbabwe 2030 plan but needs laws...
Rwanda plans to mark 31 years since the awful killings ended in 1994. They believe peace helps countries grow strong.
Every year on April 7, Rwanda remembers when the mass murders of Tutsi people started. These killings went on for over three months. The yearly event warns everyone that we must never forget what happened there. The country hopes such terrible acts never happen anywhere else on earth.
James Musoni, Rwanda's top official in Zimbabwe, talked to newsgroups on Friday. He stressed how much his country wants peace everywhere because it helps nations move ahead. He asked world leaders to fight harder against people who say the genocide never happened. Mr. Musoni wants everyone to stand against hate speech, unfair treatment...
Zimbabwe's government just started a new project called the Midlands Province Investment Compendium. This simple document shows all the business opportunities waiting in the Midlands area. It helps anyone looking to start a business see what options exist across different towns and cities. The paper aims to bring attention to the region's unused potential. Officials want people with money to put it into local projects because the business rules make it easy.
Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube believes this new guide offers clear directions for growing business in the area. Mr. Willard Manungo from the President's office pointed out how perfectly timed this event was. Zimbabwe plans to finish its first National Development Strategy...
At the Third Africa Education Summit in Victoria Falls last Friday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa talked about how education shapes Africa's future. He wants schools to teach skills that help students build up Africa, not just earn certificates. He believes we need to check if our teaching methods actually prepare young people to make Africa modern and industrial. This matters because better education leads to better lives for everyone across the continent.
President Mnangagwa asked education leaders to create bold plans that go beyond just handing out diplomas. He wants schools to develop students who can solve problems. African education systems must consider the special challenges we face as Africans. He pointed out how education...
Zimbabwe people stayed home instead of joining the planned March 31 protests, which made ZANU PF very happy. During a Tuesday press meeting in Harare, Christopher Mutsvangwa, who speaks for ZANU PF, thanked everyone for keeping calm and not joining what he called illegal demonstrations.
Mutsvangwa praised Zimbabweans for staying peaceful and supporting President Mnangagwa. He said citizens remembered their war history and wanted to avoid trouble. They carefully watched what might happen rather than rushing into dangerous situations like those in Mozambique, which helped prevent any deaths.
He also thanked the security forces for keeping the country peaceful. Mutsvangwa mentioned that the President had changed leadership in security...
Jane Remover burst onto the music scene with her long-awaited album Revengeseekerz, arriving after teasing fans since early 2024. Her musical journey began with the single JRJRJR and continued with Dancing With Your Eyes Closed, alongside a separate project called Venturing.
Crafted entirely by Jane Remover during a Chicago winter, the album showcases her multifaceted talents as a writer, performer, and producer. A notable collaboration features Detroit rapper Danny Brown on the track Psychoboost, creating an electrifying musical intersection.
Her musical style blends digicore, hyperpop, hardcore, and hip-hop into a wildly energetic soundscape. Her lyrical content explores her experiences with fame and emotional turbulence, weaving...
The Marías have returned with fresh musical offerings after their critically acclaimed album Submarine. Their latest release features two tracks: a primary single called Back to Me and an accompanying B-side titled Nobody New.
The band shares insights about their creative process, revealing that Back to Me emerged as a musical exploration of the emotional aftermath following relationship dissolution. Crafted during studio sessions, the track materialized through spontaneous instrumental experimentation and vocal improvisation.
Band members describe the song as an organic expression capturing the complex psychological landscape when a former partner transitions to a new romantic connection. Their collaborative approach allowed musical...
PinkPantheress is back with a new song called "Tonight". It samples Panic! At The Disco's "Do You Know What I'm Seeing?" from their 2008 album Pretty. Odd. She's super excited about it because it's longer than 2 minutes and 30 seconds. She even joked on social media that people can't make fun of her song lengths anymore.
But that's not all! She also teased something coming on May 9th. Fans are already trying to guess what it could be. Maybe a new album? A music video? A collaboration with another artist? Who knows! But one thing's for sure: PinkPantheress is on a roll this year.
Earlier in 2025, she worked with Shygirl and Isabella Lovestory on a song called "True Religion." It was part of Shygirl's Club Shy Room 2 EP. PinkPantheress...
