Zimbabwe faces growing trouble as President Mnangagwa seems to want more power after his second term ends in 2028. The country has clear laws against serving more than twice, yet many believe he plans to break these rules. This has sparked anger from various groups, including some inside his ruling ZANU-PF party. His Vice President, Chiwenga, feels betrayed since Mnangagwa promised him the top job when they teamed up to remove former leader, Mugabe, in 2017.
War veterans who support Chiwenga have become very vocal critics. Their leader, Blessed Geza, plans to start protests against Mnangagwa on March 31. The government has cracked down hard, arresting journalist Blessed Mhlanga for sharing Geza's messages and denying him bail twice...
Kenya's doctors union, KMPDU, blasted the Salaries Commission for giving in to lawmakers who demanded fatter paychecks starting this April. The union leader, Dr. Davji Atellah, called this move a complete betrayal because health budgets face big cuts that endanger regular Kenyans. He wrote on social media that the government made its priorities crystal clear by handing billions more to politicians right when they reduce healthcare spending the most.
The Health Ministry warned in February about a massive 68 billion shilling hole in next year's budget. This huge gap will affect the purchase of essential medical items like HIV medications, vaccines, and blood supplies. Officials said they need 30 billion to run basic public healthcare...
Zimbabwe police just postponed their big yearly race, which was set to happen on March 29. The Commissioner-General's 21-kilometer run at Mkoba Teachers' College in Gweru must wait for a new date. Police leaders plan to tell everyone the new schedule soon. Commissioner Paul Ngwarai Nyathi says runners can still sign up online even though the actual race day has changed.
Police gave no clear reason for suddenly changing plans about the running event. Many people think it might be connected to possible street protests. War veteran Blessed Geza called for demonstrations on March 31, just two days after the planned race. Athletes having trouble with the online signup can call Hyper Nation Crew staff members Givemore or Shingi at their...
Intel plans to release its Nova Lake platform in 2026 and start making chips with the 18A process by late 2025. Outside customers have already finished designs for the 18A process, with the first test versions coming mid-year. The new factory in Arizona will begin mass-producing 18A chips later this year. According to the company's plans, these developments will help launch both Panther Lake computer chips and Clearwater Forest server chips.
We can see many tech details across different product lines in the specs. Panther Lake chips will use the Intel 18A process and should arrive in late 2025. These chips target mostly laptops and include test versions with 16 cores mixing performance, efficient, and low-power designs. The product...
Police in Zimbabwe have slapped a warning on schools for sending students home because of fake protest rumors. Many schools closed early after reading false social media messages about protests. Law enforcement plans to punish any school that spreads fear or gives parents wrong information about what's happening.
Zimbabwe police say the country stays safe and peaceful for everybody. Commissioner Paul Nyathi announced on March 29, 2025, that everyone can travel freely anywhere. He asked citizens to ignore fake news on social media meant to scare them. The commissioner made clear that police would never stop anyone from going downtown, heading to work, or attending church.
Law enforcement monitors schools, especially private ones, for...
Nigerian religious leader Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has asked his followers to pray and fast before the big protests planned for March 31 in Zimbabwe. During a Global Day of Prayer event, he talked about how much Zimbabwe matters to Africa despite its smaller size. He said they needed to fight against evil forces trying to take over the country. He believes that peace in Zimbabwe will lead to better lives for everyone there.
Pastor Chris has strongly warned people not to join the upcoming demonstrations. He called them "satanic protests" and claimed those pushing for them just want power, not real solutions. The planned protests come as many Zimbabweans feel angry about money problems, lack of political freedom, and government...
Nigerian soccer player Wilfred Ndidi has apologized to fans after he missed an easy shot during a recent game. The Super Eagles midfielder blew a chance to score during last Tuesday's World Cup qualifier match in Uyo. Many Nigerian fans lashed out at him on social media when the team failed to win the game, which ended up tied 1-1 at Godswill Akpabio Stadium.
The missed opportunity came after teammate Victor Osimhen had already put Nigeria ahead with a goal in the 74th minute. Ndidi could have made it 2-0 from a close position, but he failed to kick the ball into the net. This mistake came back to haunt the team when Zimbabwe's Tawanda Chirewa scored an equalizer right before the end of the match in the 90th minute.
Many angry fans...
President Mnangagwa might declare a state of emergency before the big protests planned for March 31. People who work in security shared this news recently. Military-backed war veterans planned these protests under the leadership of Blessed Geza. They want to prevent Mnangagwa from running Zimbabwe.
Someone set fire to cars parked near businesses that support Mnangagwa around Harare. Many see these fires as warning signs about growing anger. The war veterans claim these business people pay for Mnangagwa's efforts to stay president past his legal two terms. They say he wants to lead until 2030, even though the rules say he must step down in 2028.
Mnangagwa faced tough competition from Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga right before...
People worry that trade and truck routes in Zimbabwe might stop working when protests start on March 31. A group from inside the ruling Zanu PF party called for these protests. Truck drivers need to stay careful as the day comes closer. If the protests last long, they could block important supply roads that many nearby countries use.
The Zimbabwe government plans to shut down these protests. They sent police all across the country to keep things quiet. Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe threatened the protest planners, calling them dangerous. The government wants to use harsh laws against anyone talking about protests on social media. Kazembe told businesses not to worry because police would stop any trouble.
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