Some really smart folks are worried about people going missing. They're called the Chevening Alumni Association Kenya. That's a fancy name for Kenyans who studied in the UK on a special scholarship.
They want the cops to figure out what's going on ASAP. The buzz is that someone keeps snatching people off the streets. But the police say, "Not us!" So who's doing it, then? That's what has everyone scratching their heads.
These brainiacs say the government needs to investigate. The longer this remains a big question mark, the more freaked out everyone gets. They think the top brass should put on their thinking caps and solve this mystery quickly.
But that's not all they're saying. They also want the cops to make sure everyone is treated...
A big shot named Mukunji says leaders should bail on social media if folks get too mean. He thinks they should do like the old President Uhuru did. That guy just quit when he got sick of all the hate.
Mukunji knows how bad it can get. People attack him all the time, too, which really bums him out.
Lots of leaders catch heat for posts on places like Twitter and Facebook. Some even think a bunch of loudmouths got snatched for running their mouths.
The cops say that's not true. They tell families to let them know if someone goes missing so they can investigate.
But Mukunji feels bad for the moms and dads. They're freaking out trying to find their kids. It's all because they said some stuff online that ticked off the bigwigs.
The human...
A bad man named Kevin was in big trouble. The cops think he killed a lady called Margaret. She was from Kenya but lived in America.
Kevin got caught in Nairobi where he's from. He tried to run away from jail, but they found him again. The cops in America wanted to bring him there for a trial.
There was much fighting about this in court. It went on for a long time. Finally, the judge said Kevin had to go to America. There was proof he committed the crime.
When the cops got Kevin the first time, he had Margaret's stuff. Things like her ID card and bank cards. That looked really bad for him.
So, Kevin was eventually sent to America. He had to go to court there in Boston. He said he didn't do it, but they still wouldn't let him out of...
The President gave a speech on Boxing Day. He talked about music, saying it was very important during the fight for freedom in Zimbabwe. Poor areas like Mbare and Highfield used music to inspire people.
Songs and dances made young folks want to train as soldiers. They joined the war to free the country. Music brought people together.
After the war, groups like Mbare Chimurenga Choir kept using music for good things. They promoted unity and supported the government's plans. The president thanked them for their talent and loyalty.
He said their music gives people hope and pride. It reminds everyone of what they fought for together. The songs teach values like sticking together and being tough.
The president wants the Mbare choir to...
The big Kunzvi Dam is being built quickly. The water people, ZINWA, say it's more than halfway done already and will be finished next year.
This dam will help many people. Farmers will get water to grow crops on 500 hectares of land—that's a lot of fields! People in towns nearby will also have water to drink and use at home.
Even the city people in Harare will get some help. The dam will give water to the neighborhoods on the east side. Harare has a lot of people and needs more water.
ZINWA is also building a place to clean the water and installing pipes to carry it to Harare. Some of the work is already done, but not all of it.
They even want to build a mini power plant. It will use the water to generate electricity for the nearby...
Victoria is a smart student. She comes from Hwange. She just finished school at the University of Zimbabwe. She was the best in her class.
Victoria will go to Oxford next. She got a special prize called the Rhodes Scholarship, which pays for her to study there. She beat out many others who wanted it, too.
Victoria attended Marist Brothers Dete High School and was a top student there. She later got money to attend the University of Zimbabwe.
Victoria will study with other bright people at Oxford, where over 100 students from many places will be.
Mr. Mhlanga runs the Rhodes Scholarship in Zimbabwe. He said Victoria got the only open spot for next year. It shows how special she is.
Victoria is very happy and thankful. She knows this...
Angry building owners are ready to fight Harare's Mayor, Mafume! They're fed up with his broken promises and want answers fast.
Big names like Mohammed Mussa and Bhika Brothers fired off a heated letter to the mayor. They say he's letting the city fall apart and crushing their businesses with crazy high bills.
The mad landlords claim they've talked to Mafume twice already. He said he'd fix things, but nothing changed! Water bills make no sense, streets are a mess, and crooks run wild downtown.
Empty buildings tell a sad story. Shops keep running away from the city center, yet the council wants more money from property owners. The landlords say that's nuts—their buildings are worth less than ever!
These upset owners need answers in...
Zimbabwe's Parliament had quite a year! Five big laws passed, and ten more are waiting in line at their fancy new building in Mount Hampden.
The shiny six-story House of Laws turned two years old—what a gift from China! President Mnangagwa loved showing it off when he gave his big speech about the country's plans.
A bunch of hot laws kept lawmakers busy! The PVO rule book wants charities to be more careful with money and stop bad guys from sneaking cash around. The Death Penalty law aims to eliminate capital punishment in Zimbabwe—human rights folks are dancing in the streets about that one!
More good news came when they fixed up rules about dead people's stuff. The Master of the High Court can't just do whatever they want anymore -...
The showbiz scene in Zimbabwe rocked in 2024! Young stars stole the spotlight and left their mark on the entertainment world.
Music got people dancing all year long! Killer T's "Kana Ndanyura" became the hottest tune around - you'd hear it at parties, weddings, and even church picnics! Freeman packed the house at his HKD Music Festival, and new star Master H wowed crowds at big events. Young talent Nisha Ts beat the odds and climbed her way up from Chegutu, thanks to some help from Tinashe Mutarisi.
Hip-hop brought the heat, with Holy, Saintfloew, Voltz JT, and Bagga shaking things up. The gospel scene saw old favorites like Baba Mechanic Manyeruke team up with fresh faces at the big Gospel Legends Night. But Sungura music had a quiet...
