People across Gokwe are excited about the Independence Day bash and Uhuru Cup, which will soon be held at Nembudziya's open grounds. Everyone involved promises a fun celebration that will showcase the best parts of their district and rich heritage. The big party will move to Gokwe in the Midlands Province because President Mnangagwa wants national events spread around different parts of Zimbabwe. This matches his push for spreading power from the center to local areas.
The District Development Co-ordinator, Martin Musakanda, told reporters about all the work happening at the main location. His teams have already finished about 75 percent of the football field and running track upgrades. Workers made serious progress on many buildings...
Bulawayo Province keeps growing strong thanks to the Second Republic government. They put money into schools, healthcare, factories, and important buildings. These improvements changed the city completely, making more people want to live and invest there. Officials report 230 total projects, 163 of which have already been finished and 67 of which are still happening.
Simon Sawunyama, who serves as Acting Secretary for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, gave everyone a full update about these projects and how they help local people. The education area saw big efforts to improve buildings, giving students safer places to learn with all the services they need. Sawunyama explained that they built over 70 classrooms and labs across 10...
Tracktion just launched a brand new plugin for music makers. They named it Dawesome HATE. This plugin creates distortion using wavetable processing techniques. The company designed it as the opposite twin to their LOVE plugin, letting users craft everything from slight warmth to completely mangled audio chaos.
You can simply drag any audio file directly into HATE. The plugin automatically builds a custom saturation profile from your sound. It displays like a guitar pedalboard where you link up to six effect modules in a chain. Musicians can choose from 29 different effects ranging from standard compressors to unique sound-bending tools that transform audio in extreme ways.
Music producers will love all the knobs and sliders for deep...
Gamuchirai Nemukuyu ran away from Zimbabwe with her two kids last week. She says her ex-husband, DJ Fantan, kept making her life hard after they split up. She took their six-year-old Rufaro and five-year-old Ruvheneko with her to South Africa. She finally spoke up about why she left the country.
She told Nehanda Radio that she could not deal with how Fantan treated her anymore. She says he made her feel bad every day. After they went missing, the famous music producer asked people on social media to help find them. But she says leaving was her only choice to stay safe from his actions.
Fantan kept calling her phone at crazy hours, she says. He acted like he just wanted to check on the kids, but she felt he crossed normal limits with...
The police in Kenya fixed false reports about money spent in Haiti. News stories from March 14, 2025, claimed the Haiti mission cost Sh4.5 billion. Police officer Muchiri Nyaga said reporters never asked the police chief about these wrong numbers.
Nyaga explained the real budget for Haiti work in 2024/25 is only Sh2.1 billion. He stated clearly that Kenya pays nothing because the United Nations pays all costs. The police already received US$7,210,030.56, equal to about Sh933,546,317.60 in Kenya money.
Each month, the UN sends worker pay directly to Kenya. This cash first arrives at the Central Bank then moves to the government account. Kenya follows Article 206 of their Constitution, which created a special fund where all government...
According to weather experts who spoke yesterday, rain will come to Kenya starting Sunday. The wet weather will pick up steam on Monday and move across the country step by step. People living in Nairobi should prepare for these showers this weekend.
"Light to moderate rainfall will fall on many areas, including the Highlands West and East of the Rift Valley, Nairobi, Lake Victoria Basin, the Rift Valley, and South-Eastern Lowlands," said the Kenya Meteorological Department. Some places might see heavy downpours, making safety measures important. Weather patterns will vary, with certain spots staying warm and sunny despite rain showing up later in the week.
Weather forecasts covering March 11 through 17 predict changing rain patterns -...
Police caught 38 people after attacks during President Ruto's Nairobi tour. The police said they would punish anyone who harmed citizens during these events. The attacks took place on big roads like Thika Highway and Jogoo Road.
The arrested people are in jail waiting for their day in court. Police took seven motorcycles and many cell phones as proof. These people will face judges on Monday for crimes like violent robbery and planning to break the law.
Police added more officers when Ruto went out for his fifth day of visits Friday. This happened because bad things occurred in the first four days. Criminals took this chance to rob both drivers and walkers during these presidential visits.
Police think some politicians brought these...
Raila Odinga wants politicians to stop campaigning early and let the country focus on development. He believes constant political talk hurts Kenya's progress and insists the right time for politics will come later.
He criticized those demanding President Ruto's removal, asking what would happen next if he left office. "Ruto must go? Then what? There is no need. 2027 will arrive eventually, but Kenyans face problems that need fixing today, not someday later. We can't spend five straight years playing politics—our nation won't move forward that way," Odinga stated.
"Running the country in permanent campaign mode stops all work. We need time for actual development before campaign season starts again. People must survive between today and...
ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna made it clear why he skipped President Ruto's Nairobi visits. Speaking at a funeral in Machakos on Saturday, he explained that nothing in the agreement between ODM and UDA requires him to follow the President around.
"After we signed those papers, I knew people would start making up fake rules," Sifuna told mourners at Colonel James Gitahi's burial. "I saw headlines claiming I avoided Ruto's meetings. The agreement never says the ODM Secretary General must tag along with the President everywhere."
Sifuna pointed out that when Raila attended a Kiambu funeral recently, UDA's Secretary General wasn't there either - because that's not part of the deal. He emphasized that President Ruto himself...
