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Thieves Use Duplicate Keys to Rob Harare Warehouse
Thieves stole $105,000 worth of stuff from Mohammed Murad Mussa's warehouse located in Graniteside, Harare. The crime happened without anyone breaking down doors or smashing windows. Mussa found out about the missing items on Monday when he showed up to take some products home with him. The building looked completely normal from the outside, making everyone confused about how the crooks got inside. Two guards from Peace Security Company watched the place during the robbery but noticed nothing strange. Police think the bad guys probably made extra keys that let them walk right through the front door. They took exactly 2,100 boxes filled with Dolphin cooking pots, then carefully locked everything back up before leaving. This smart move...
City to Demolish Illegal Houses on Harare Drive Land
About 200 houses, including fancy mansions, near National Heroes Acre face destruction because people built them illegally on land set aside for expanding Harare Drive. City officials explain that Harare Drive was always planned as a circular road around the city according to the original 1998 road designs. These plans show missing road sections meant to link important areas like Solomon Mujuru Drive at Warren Hills, Gleneagles Road in Southerton, Houghton Park, Mainway Meadows, Retreat, Seke Road, Twentydales Road in Hatfield, and Mutare Road in Msasa. People built most heavily on road land in the Waterfalls and Retreat areas, where more than 100 houses stand on future road space. Mainway Meadows residents respected the rules by...
Al Ahly Demands Foreign Officials in Cairo Derby
Al Ahly might walk away from the Egyptian Premier League because they don't want Egyptian referees calling their match against Zamalek. The big game should happen on Tuesday at 9:30 pm CAT. The team asked officials to push back the game date until they could bring in foreign referees. If league leaders ignore this request and make them play anyway, the Red Devils plan to quit the entire competition. The club leaders met early Tuesday morning to discuss problems in Egyptian soccer. They discussed how the Egyptian Football Association and Professional Clubs Association can't work together properly. These management failures keep causing crisis after crisis, which upsets Al Ahly's board members. They really wanted foreign officials for...
Highlanders Lift FIFA Transfer Ban After Debt Settlement
Highlanders soccer club just got their FIFA transfer ban canceled. The popular team ran into problems when they missed payments to former coach Baltemar Brito and assistant coach Antonio Joao Torres. FIFA blocked all player transfers last month because the club owed these coaches $26,500 in back pay. The situation changed when businessman Wicknell Chivayo stepped up and paid the full amount. Highlanders announced the good news through their Facebook page, saying everything had been resolved thanks to help from FIFA representatives. They expressed special thanks to Chivayo for providing the money that solved their problem. With the ban gone, Highlanders can recruit new players again. The club looks forward to registering fresh talent...
Chelle Finalizes Eagles Squad for World Cup Qualifier
Nigeria's coach Eric Chelle just picked the final team to face Zimbabwe during the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers. The Super Eagles plan to welcome the Warriors at home on March 25 for this Group C match. They'll play at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo. The Nigerian squad has another match scheduled before meeting Zimbabwe. They'll take on Rwanda four days earlier as part of their qualification campaign. Both games matter a lot for Nigeria's hopes of making it to the next World Cup tournament.
Rohr Names Squad Excludes Injured and Disciplined Players
Benin head coach Gernot Rohr picked 25 players for the big games against Zimbabwe coming up soon. These matches count toward making it to the 2026 World Cup. The first game happens on March 21 at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban, far from home. Then the team travels to Abidjan in Ivory Coast to face South Africa on March 25. The team includes young talent Candas Fiogbé who plays for Atalanta's under-20 side in Italy. Unfortunately, Aiyegun Tosin and Cédric Hountondji cannot join because they got hurt. The coach left out Olivier Verdon because of discipline problems. Most players come from foreign leagues - only two play inside Benin itself. For goalkeepers, Rohr chose Saturnin Allagbé from Bulgaria, Marcel Dandjinou from South Africa...
GALAX Upgrades HOF Card With Extra Power Connector
GALAX shared early versions of their best graphics card with expert overclockers recently. These Hall of Fame cards use NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090D chip made just for Chinese customers. The first test models came with only one 12V-2×6 power plug on their exposed white circuit board, though space existed for adding another plug. Many people argued about whether having just one power connection would hold back performance during super-cold liquid nitrogen cooling tests. GALAX listened to these concerns and created a better model called the Extreme Overclock Lab Limited Edition. This upgraded version adds a second 12V-2×6 power plug. The extra connector helps deliver more electricity to the card, making it run at higher speeds without...
AMD Evolves Radeon Architecture Over 25 Years
ATI Technologies created the Radeon brand back in 2000, marking a huge step forward for computer graphics. Before Radeon came along, ATI made other graphics products, starting with the Wonder series in 1986, followed by the Mach and 3D Rage families. Early products combined 2D and 3D graphics processing, which helped build toward more advanced capabilities later on. The Rage 128 and Rage Pro laid important groundwork for what would become the powerful Radeon line we know today. Radeon graphics cards went through several major architectural changes over the years. The earliest ones used TeraScale architecture, which powered the R600 series and Northern Islands designs. Later, cards switched to Graphics Core Next (GCN), starting with the...
Sony Partners with AMD for PS5 Pro AI Upscaling
Sony teamed up with AMD through Project Amethyst to make games look better on future PlayStations. They want graphics to look sharper, and they hope ray tracing will run faster. Their main goal focuses on building hardware that uses machine learning for better graphics. This approach might shape how they design new gaming consoles down the road. Current games should still work just fine as Sony rolls out these improvements. Lead architect Mark Cerny mentioned that players might notice clearer and more detailed images compared to what we see today. The PS5 Pro already contains special machine-learning chips that deliver 300 8-bit TOPS of processing power. This hardware packs enough punch to handle the fancy new upscaling tech they plan...
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