Julius Malema leads a group in South Africa that fights for people's rights. He said something to Elon Musk, a very rich man who makes cars and rockets.
Malema felt upset because he thought Musk didn't understand how hard life could be for many people in South Africa. He wrote a message saying Musk grew up with special treatment during a time when South Africa treated white people better than black people.
Malema wants everyone to know he will keep speaking up for black people. He believes they should have the same chances as white people. He said he doesn't mind if some people call him names or try to stop him. He feels proud to stand up for what he thinks is right.
Malema also said Musk made a mistake by thinking two different...
A wise leader named Nii Annang Adzor leads a place called Ashaiman. He wants the people who work in Ghana's parliament to be nicer to each other. He spoke up because some people in parliament started fighting and breaking things during important meetings.
Nii Annang Adzor tells us that Ghana needs to learn from other countries like America, where leaders change peacefully. Many people watch these parliament meetings on TV. He worries that children see the bad behavior and might copy it. "Our leaders must remember everyone watches them, and children learn from what they see," he said.
The chief feels upset about how some members of parliament acted. These special people carry the name "Honourable" because they make laws for Ghana. He...
The city of Ho created a new team to improve people's lives. This team oversees the African Peer Review Mechanism, which helps African countries work together to solve problems.
Rev. Vincent Adzika leads the city's work. He says this team helps ensure leaders do their jobs well and use money wisely. He worries because some bad things happen in Africa, like when soldiers take over countries or when people cheat during voting.
Back in 2003, African leaders created this special system. They wanted countries to check themselves and see if they were doing things right. They look at how leaders run the country, how they handle money, how businesses work, and how people live.
Mr. Alex Akpo talked to the new team members. He reminded them...
Two leaders from the Malawi Congress Party shared important news. Catherine Gotani Hara and Ken Zikhale Ng'oma believe some people make food and other things more expensive on purpose. They think these people want to make the government look bad.
At a big meeting in Mzuzu, Speaker Hara talked to many people. She knows the country faces hard times. She thinks some people raise prices because they want to hurt the government's reputation. Minister Ng'oma agrees with her. He says people feel upset because President Chakwera wants to fix things. Ng'oma calls this "childish politics." Both leaders promise prices will become lower.
"People raise prices because we have elections coming? This shows childish behavior," Minister Ng'oma said. He...
A political party called the National Development Party (NDP) wants to run in Malawi's big election this September. The party leader, Frank Tumpale Mwenifumbo, told people at a meeting in Mzimba that his party will work alone and doesn't want help from other political parties.
Mwenifumbo said working with other parties didn't help the NDP before. He talked about something called the Tonse Alliance, where his party felt left out after helping others win. "We want to lead this country by ourselves," he told everyone.
He thinks the current president, Lazarus Chakwera, and his party haven't done a good job helping people. He pointed at many roads that weren't built in the Northern Region. "People trusted Chakwera's government, but they...
Let me tell you about what's happening in a country called Malawi. A man named Sawyer Owen Kanyumba talked about politics in Malawi on a special phone group chat. He wanted to share his thoughts about some important changes happening there.
Kanyumba discussed different political groups in Malawi. The main groups are the Malawi Congress Party (MCP), the United Transformation Movement (UTM), and the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). These groups work like teams and want to help run the country.
The MCP team worries about Peter Mutharika. He used to be in charge of Malawi and now leads the DPP team. Many people still like him and listen to what he says, which makes the MCP nervous because they want to stay in power.
There's another...
The DPP party feels angry about a new rule the MCP party wants to make. This rule would stop people over 75 years old from running for president. The DPP thinks this rule targets Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika and wants to keep him out of next year's big vote.
People say the MCP gave away lots of money to make others support this new rule. They spent K300 million on people's taxes. Mr Peter Mukhito from the DPP said this breaks many rules about being fair in politics.
The DPP believes everyone should have the same chance to become president. They think this new rule goes against what Malawi promised other countries about treating people fairly. Mr Mukhito said the MCP just wants to stop Professor Mutharika from running for president...
Rugby players in Uganda feel very sad because they lost their friend Ronnie Kayondo. He played for a team called Kampani Eagles. Ronnie hurt himself during a big game at Kyadondo Rugby Club on February 8. The doctors tried to help him at Kampala Hospital, but he died the next day.
The leaders of Ugandan rugby wrote a special message about Ronnie. Mr Adam Kabalega from Kampani Eagles and Mr Godwin Kayangwe from the Uganda Rugby Union told everyone how much they would miss him. They said Ronnie was young and could have done many great things in rugby.
Rugby can be a dangerous sport because players run fast and tackle each other. Sometimes, people hurt themselves badly. This happened before in Uganda. In 2012, a lady from Kenya named...
Mr Gachagua wants to wait before telling people about his new party. He picked May 2025 as the time to share his news. He worries someone might try to stop his plans if he talks about them today.
He knows other people want to form new parties. These people might want to split up their area by asking different leaders to run for president. Mr. Gachagua remembers this happened in 1992 when Mr. Moi won because Mr. Matiba and Mr. Kibaki ran at the same time.
Mr Gachagua visited Ms Martha Karua at her home in Gichugu. He went there because he needed help to win his big fight. He thinks Ms Karua stands up strong for their area. She made him feel welcome when he came. He promised to help her start her party again.
The wise older people told...
