Ziyambi Ziyambi recently blasted journalist Blessed Mhlanga at a big party meeting. The ZANU PF leader accused Mhlanga of trying to start fights through his online posts. Ziyambi told everyone at the Chinhoyi gathering that officials would crack down hard on anyone spreading messages that push for violence. He believes reporters should never create panic among regular citizens.
The justice minister insisted no country would let people call for attacks against government leaders. He thinks such actions harm the economy and make the nation less stable. The police arrested Mhlanga last month after he walked into their station himself on February 24, 2025. They claim his HSTV broadcasts went against the law when he interviewed critics of...
DJ Fantan's former wife, Gamuchirai Nemukuyu, recently left Zimbabwe for South Africa with their two kids. She ran away because her ex-husband kept bothering her after they split up. Fantan tried hard to find her and the children when they disappeared. Nemukuyu talked about why she moved away from her home country.
She explained that Fantan mistreated her constantly. The stress became more than she could handle each day. He called her phone at strange hours, pretending he wanted updates about their children. Fantan phoned her at 6 AM once, asking about helping the kids with homework, which seemed odd to her.
Nemukuyu described how Fantan, whose real name is Arnold Kamudyariwa, visited without warning. He claimed he had just finished...
Sonja Madzikanda recently posted a dance video online that sparked backlash from critics who claimed she wanted to send a message to her former partner, Wicknell Chivayo. Many supporters quickly defended her actions on social media, arguing that her behavior reflects her consistent personality rather than any attempt at revenge. These fans emphasized that Madzikanda has always embraced an adventurous lifestyle filled with new experiences and joy.
Several comments highlighted how her social media presence remained unchanged throughout her relationship status changes. One fan wrote in her defense saying she always lived this way and people should leave her alone. Another supporter mentioned that her posts stayed similar whether she dated...
Wicknell Chivayo cleared up rumors about buying an Aqua car. He posted images of a car that looks like an Aqua online. Instead, he plans to buy a 2025 Ferrari Porusangue that costs $1.5 million. Chivayo mentioned that his new luxury car will have custom license plates with either "Mbinga" or "Chigananda" written on them.
He explained his choice of plate names in his native language: "I want to buy a car and write Chigananda or Mbinga on it since that's what you all call me." The businessman appears happy with his nickname as he prepares to make this major purchase. His statement shows that he embraces the names people have given him over time.
The Ferrari Porusangue represents one of the most expensive vehicle models available on the...
A plane landed in El Salvador Sunday morning carrying over 200 Venezuelans deported by the US, even after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration from doing it. El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele posted online that 238 members of Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and 23 Mexican MS-13 gang members arrived on his soil. The deportations happened just hours after US Judge James Boasberg had legally stopped Trump from using an old wartime law for these removals.
Bukele mocked the judge's order with his social media comment, "Oopsie... Too late." He explained that the people were immediately sent to El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center for at least a year, possibly longer. Bukele mentioned that the United States pays them a...
Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei believes politicians need different places to talk politics instead of churches. He backed the recent rule from Anglican Church Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit. The Archbishop banned political leaders from making speeches during church services. He said church leaders would just ask politicians to stand and wave.
Cherargei wrote on X that he completely supports what Archbishop Sapit decided. He thinks church spaces should stay sacred for worship, prayer, and preaching only. He said political messages might make the altar less holy. Cherargei mentioned politicians could share messages at many events, even things like baby showers or bridal parties.
Archbishop Sapit also changed how donations work. He...
More than 20 Kenya Kwanza leaders backed President William Ruto's partnership with opposition leader Raila Odinga. These officials, including Governors and MPs, joined a church service at Kiplombe in Eldoret. They praised Ruto's programs, like the Social Health Authority and affordable housing, as major benefits for citizens. The leaders claimed certain politicians pushed tribal interests against Ruto.
The church service happened at Tebeswet Primary School near Moi Barracks. All speakers insisted Ruto would complete two terms because of his excellent leadership. MP Johana Ngeno from Emurua Dikir said the government became more stable after making peace with Odinga. He encouraged Ruto to bring together any remaining outsiders.
Senate...
A nightclub fire killed at least 59 people and hurt more than 155 others in North Macedonia, according to officials. The fire started around 2:30 AM local time at Pulse Club in Kocani, about 60 miles east of Skopje, the capital. Around 1,500 people packed the club for a concert by DNK, a popular hip-hop group in the country. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski called it "a difficult and very sad day" when many "young lives" were lost.
The police want to arrest four people, said interior minister Pance Toskovski at the scene, but he gave no details. They had already caught one man, and the state news agency Mia reported police took the club owner into custody. Toskovski mentioned early reports showed sparks from fireworks hit the ceiling...
Mike Sonko, who once ran Nairobi as governor, became the new patron for groups representing 2.5 million motorcycle and three-wheeled vehicle operators across Kenya. Leaders from various savings groups picked him up during a meeting at his home in Machakos. Sonko promised to help these riders deal with the problems they face every day. He plans to work directly with national officials, local governments, police, lawmakers, and insurance companies.
He wants to fix slow insurance payments and make parts easier to find. "From here forward, we'll talk with government departments, counties, insurance companies, and banks that give loans to motorcycle operators about parts shortages and other big problems," Sonko said. The rider groups...
