dfcu Bank recently gave food to more than 200 poor families living in Kasokoso and Katanga Slums during Ramadan. The bank teamed up with Ayitah Charity Foundation and spent 30 million Ugandan shillings on this kind of act. Families received basic needs like sugar, rice, posho, beans, cooking oil and soap. Many more households across Uganda will soon benefit from similar food packages.
Workers from dfcu Bank handed out these supplies themselves, talking directly with the people they helped. This matches perfectly with what the bank wants to do—make life better for regular folks and local businesses. The bank believes strongly in helping everyone around it, not just its customers who need money help.
Maureen Nagasha from dfcu Bank...
Molly Katanga went back to court on March 11, 2025. Her trial started again after many delays because of planning problems. Judge Rosette Comfort Kania heard the case, which keeps grabbing public interest due to all the fighting over what counts as proof. The case deals with her possible role in her husband Henry's death back in 2023.
Molly has stayed locked up at Luzira Prison since the police first arrested her. When Henry died, someone found her knocked out at their Kampala home with really bad injuries that left her unable to move. Her lawyers keep telling everyone how hurt she was, making people wonder if she could have done what the police say she did.
Cops tried using tech stuff as proof against her. Police tech guy Enock...
Justin Muturi plans to stay in his government job despite speaking out against kidnappings and killings. The Public Service Cabinet Secretary shocked many people when he publicly blamed the Kenya Kwanza leaders for these problems on January 12. His comments started rumors he might quit soon. Back then, reporters asked if he would resign, and he answered they'd address that issue when necessary.
During a Citizen TV interview Wednesday night, Ayub Abdikadir asked Muturi the same question again. Muturi explained that he belongs in government because he actively helped campaign for Kenya Kwanza during the 2022 elections. He feels completely entitled to his position. His Democratic Party just told Registrar Anne Nderitu they want to leave...
Public Service CS Justin Muturi says the Democratic Party of Kenya sent notice they plan to exit the Kenya Kwanza Coalition. This party has connections to him, but he explained they make their decisions without checking with him first. The group sent official paperwork stating they wanted out of their political alliance.
Muturi told Citizen TV the party handles regular business through their management team. They choose whatever helps their group most. They sent a letter to the registrar about leaving without talking to him about it beforehand. The Democratic Party submitted their 30-day exit notice last Wednesday, which Registrar Anne Nderitu confirmed receiving at her office.
Muturi discovered this letter only after they had already...
Harare City Council plans to clear street sellers from downtown yet again tonight. The council asked the Zimbabwe Republic Police to help remove these sellers from city streets. Housing director Addmore Nhekairo mentioned they discussed zero selling downtown with the local government ministry. He stressed they needed proper resources for success and called it a serious plan backed by police support.
Zimbabwe faces huge job shortages that force many educated people to sell things on the streets just to survive. Previous cleanup attempts like Operation Chenesa Harare never fixed the problem. Sellers keep running from city trucks that take their stuff and arrest them. Last year, health services director Prosper Chonzi admitted they failed...
Knowledge Musona has decided to play soccer again for Zimbabwe after stepping away from the national team. The former captain, aged 34, will join the Warriors for their next matches against Benin and Nigeria as part of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. Musona left the international competition back in May 2022 but changed his mind after Warriors coach Michael Nees kept asking him to come back. He currently earns his living with Al Okhdood, a team that competes in the Saudi Pro League.
Musona originally quit playing for his country because he wanted to concentrate on his club responsibilities. He also believed younger athletes should have chances to represent Zimbabwe. His return brings valuable experience to the squad, considering...
Folks in Marondera are mad about paying five bucks every year just to ride bikes. The local government announced on March 11, 2025, that anyone cycling without this new license will face fines. They posted this rule on their X page for everyone to see.
Many citizens think this money grab feels unfair since the town has zero bike paths or safe places to park bikes. People want to know exactly where their cash will go before they hand it over. They wonder if any of it will actually help make biking better or safer around town.
The anger has spread across social media platforms, with Zimbabweans comparing these rules to old colonial laws. Tatenda Moyo joked they might tax wheelbarrows next. Rufaro Dube complained about taxing poor people...
Police arrested Tendai Mafunya, a 59-year-old Zimbabwean domestic worker, in Pretoria after finding weapons and vehicles connected to the murder of a highway patrol officer. Officers took her to Lyttleton police station, where she remains under guard. The arrest happened because several police teams worked together, including CI Tshwane District, Gauteng Highway, Gauteng DPCI, and Vision Tactical members. These officers followed an important tip leading them to a house in the Ecopark Estate area of Centurion.
At this house, the police team discovered dangerous weapons, including magazines for an AK-47 rifle, a 9mm pistol, and several two-way radios. They also found two cell phones and three different vehicles - a silver-grey Kia...
Police caught a robbery suspect after a daylight theft near Mutsa Lodge, but his armed partner escaped. Farai Magobo, age 33 from Mukotosi Village under Chief Madhlangobe in Chivi, faced the Beitbridge Magistrates' Court charged with robbery. The National Prosecuting Authority called it a robbery attempt that worked at first but failed later. Court records show the crime happened March 9, 2025, around 5:35 PM when two men attacked an employee carrying his boss's money after he stepped off a taxi at Dulibadzimu Bus Terminal.
Magobo and his friend jumped the worker before he reached where he needed to go. They sprayed pepper spray at him, making it hard for him to see or breathe. The second robber pointed a gun at the scared victim...
