Oriyano talked with some people. He told them not to say he was bigger than Jah Prayzah. He is happy when he hears nice things about himself. It means he is doing a good job.
But Oriyano said he is not as big as Jah Prayzah yet. He still has more work to do, and he wants to keep getting better at what he does.
Jah Prayzah saw what Oriyano said. He liked that Oriyano was humble. Jah Prayzah thanked Oriyano for saying kind things about him and clapped for Him in the comments.
Oriyano and Jah Prayzah respect each other. They both make music people enjoy, and they want their fans to be proud of them. Oriyano looks up to Jah Prayzah and hopes to be like him one day.
Napoleon Nyanhi, the boss of the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe, talked to people about the NAMA awards. Some people said the awards were not fair. They did not like who got picked.
Mr. Nyanhi told everyone that the nominees and winners were chosen well. He said it was fair and clear how they did it. He explained that they started by letting people send in their names.
Some singers were upset that their names were not on the list. Holy Ten and Feli Nandi did not see their names, which made them mad.
Mr. Nyanhi wanted everyone to know the awards were fair. He answered questions so people would understand, and he hopes this will make people happy with the NAMA awards again.
Hopewell Chin'ono is a journalist who shared a post saying women should be respected. He thinks women are not just sexual objects.
But another person named Shadaya disagreed with Hopewell. Shadaya said that it's natural for women to be seen as sexual objects.
Hopewell and Shadaya have very different opinions. Hopewell believes women deserve respect no matter what. Shadaya thinks it's normal to view women sexually.
Their posts started a big discussion. Many people are talking about how women should be treated. It's an important topic that affects many people.
People on the internet want Tatenda Mavetera to say something about what others are saying about her. Tatenda Mavetera is the Minister of ICT.
We found out that she might have paid someone else to do her doctorate work for her. We also learned that she has not actually finished her doctorate yet.
The people on the internet think Tatenda Mavetera should tell everyone if these things are true or not. They want to know if she really did pay someone else to do her doctorate work. They also want to know if she has really graduated or not.
The people are waiting for Tatenda Mavetera to respond. They want her to clear up any confusion about her doctorate. They think it is important for her to be honest about her education.
Ebrima Jarra was taken to the Kanifing Magistrate Court last Monday. Principal Magistrate Sallah M'bai was in charge. Ebrima is accused of doing bad things with drugs.
The court said that on September 6, 2024, Ebrima had 497mg of cannabis resin in Dippa Kunda. Cannabis resin is not allowed. He also had twenty-six tablets of ecstasy without permission. This is against the law.
Ebrima said he did not do these things. The person trying to prove he did it asked for more time to find people who saw what happened. They said Ebrima could go home if he paid money and found two people to promise he would come back to court.
Principal Magistrate Sallah M'bai said Ebrima could go home. He has to pay D400,000.00 and find two people from The...
The Young Mathematician Association of The Gambia (YMA) held its Annual Maths Quiz Competition yesterday. It took place at the University of The Gambia's Law Faculty Auditorium in Kanifing.
Dr. Ebrima Bittaye started the event with a welcome speech. He mentioned that the Young Mathematician Association began in 2015. Their goal is to use mathematics to help young people in The Gambia reach their full potential.
Thirty-four secondary schools from regions 1 and 2 participated in the competition. This allowed students to show off their amazing math skills and knowledge. The event also honored the memory of Pa Malick Sallah, who used to teach mathematics at The Gambia College School of Education.
Dr. Bittaye said the quiz competition...
Zimbabwe built a new border crossing at Beitbridge that helps people travel between countries faster. The border cost three hundred million dollars to build. It makes everything better for trucks, buses, and people who want to go from one country to another.
Before they fixed the border, trucks waited three days to cross. These days, trucks only need three hours. Each year, two hundred thousand big trucks and seven million people use this border. The new border building can help four hundred buses and four thousand cars every day.
Many important people came to see the new border. The President of South Africa visited because his country wanted to improve its borders like Zimbabwe did. People from other African countries visited to...
A religious leader named Madzibaba Ishmael asked the court for special permission. He wants his friends to speak first at his trial before he decides whether he wants to talk. The court usually makes people decide if they want to speak before anyone else gives help to their case.
Madzibaba Ishmael thinks this isn't fair. He believes he should be able to hear what his friends say first, and then he can choose whether to add anything himself. The people who work for the government disagree with him. They say he needs to make up his mind right away about speaking. They think he just wants to make the trial last longer.
The police arrested Madzibaba Ishmael because they believed he did some bad things. They say he treated children badly...
Zimbabwe's First Lady, Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa, helps many sick people, and people around the world notice her good work. Some groups in Australia want to give her medical tools to help even more people. She started helping others before she became First Lady, working hard to make life better for people who needed help.
Two groups from Australia gave her special gifts. One group, EverX, gave her machines that can look inside people's bodies to find cancer early. Another group, Medishare Rotary, gave her many helpful things, like wheelchairs, items to collect blood, and special tools doctors use to help sick people. The First Lady said these gifts will help hospitals and clinics everywhere in Zimbabwe.
The First Lady builds special...
