The Works Minister told TEMESA staff they need to stop being lazy and taking bribes. He met with them in Dodoma and said these bad habits could hurt all the good things they've done.
Mr Ulega wants TEMESA to be the best at fixing cars, both for the government and regular people. He said they must fight hard against workers who don't care about their jobs or who take money they shouldn't.
This was his first time meeting the TEMESA team since he became minister. He liked their new plan to work with private companies when they needed help. He told them they should show people that when someone pays them, they'll do the job fast.
He was happy with some groups like the Bank of Tanzania and TANESCO. They pay what they owe and get quick...
People in Mozambique are angry. They're burning buses and making lots of trouble in the streets. When buses come by, they make everyone get off and set them on fire.
No one knows exactly why the protests started. The people say they can't afford food, and they think the leaders are stealing money. Life is hard for them, and they want things to change.
Big cities like Maputo and Beira are having big problems. Roads are blocked, stores had to close, and buses stopped running. One person who was on a bus said it was scary when protesters made them get out before burning it.
President Filipe Nyusi already has lots of trouble up north in Cabo Delgado. People there are fighting against the government, but these new protests show he has...
Two men were caught in Zambia. People say they were witchdoctors. The police think they tried to cast spells on President Hakainde Hichilema. The police found what they called magic items, including a live chameleon. They charged the men under a law about witchcraft.
The arrest seems strange when Zambia faces bigger money problems. Most people don't believe in magic anymore. The funny part is that Zambian law says you can't call someone a witch. By saying these men are witch doctors, the police might have broken their own rules!
The police need to explain more things. Did these men say they were witchdoctors? If not, how can anyone prove they have magic powers? The police found a chameleon, but that's just a regular animal. They need...
An activist named Bon Kalindo is really upset. He's mad that a police officer got killed in Mangochi-Chiponde. Kalindo says that kind of thing shouldn't happen these days.
He thinks the government needs to figure out why people are so angry all the time. Kalindo says it's wrong for people to take the law into their own hands. But he also says the police should treat people better. He claims some officers beat up citizens or even shoot them.
Kalindo believes discipline has to start at the top. He wants the country's leaders to always tell the truth and be fair. Then maybe the people would behave better, too. But he says the leaders are liars, and that makes citizens mad.
Kalindo gave his opinion in an audio clip. He's also against...
Michael Usi, the vice president, discussed the government's plans. The Department of Disaster Management Affairs will continue helping people. It will give food to families hurt by droughts and cyclones.
Usi said this at a community ground in Zomba. DoDMA handed out bags of maize there. It's part of a program to help when food is running low.
He wants people in charge of choosing who gets help to be fair. They should pick the right families to give the food to.
He also said people should stop cutting down so many trees. Doing so makes climate change worse, and climate change can cause really big problems.
The DoDMA commissioner is Charles Kalemba. He said they'll keep running programs to help hungry people. The District Commissioner...
Moses Kunkuyu doesn't understand why Archbishop Thomas Msusa is upset. The Archbishop said he wasn't happy with the report about the plane crash. That crash killed Saulos Chilima and eight other people.
Kunkuyu can't make sense of it. He points out that church leaders helped write the report and thinks it's odd that Msusa doesn't trust what other religious leaders find out.
"I feel surprised," Kunkuyu said. "Church leaders looked into what happened. When someone doubts the report, they doubt other church people who helped make it."
The country's leaders picked the team to look into the crash. They wanted to make sure everyone trusted what they found. Kunkuyu says they did a good job and let everyone help.
He still thinks Msusa can...
People are running away from Mozambique. They're heading to Senior Chief Tengani's area in Nsanje. This is happening because of fights about who won the election.
The country's top court said on Monday that Daniel Chapo will be president. He's from the Frelimo party. The judges said he got 65% of the votes, not 70% as first reported.
One person who ran away is Grasa Antonio. She came from Postal Chire. She says there's a shooting between two groups - Frelimo and Renamo. Antonio thinks the October voting started all the trouble. The people who lost said they wouldn't accept what happened.
"We ran to Malawi before things got worse," Antonio told others. "We could only bring what we could carry."
Senior Chief Tengani says these people...
Some really bad things happened in Mozambique recently. At least 21 people died, including two police officers. This all started because of some elections that happened on October 9th. The party called Frelimo won, but a lot of people think they cheated.
The country's Interior Minister, Pascoal Ronda, talked about it at a press conference. He said there have been 236 acts of serious violence since Monday. Twenty-five people got hurt, and 13 of them were police officers.
Many people are angry because they believe the election was not fair. They think there was a lot of fraud and that Frelimo messed with the votes. This has caused a big political crisis in Mozambique.
The government is trying to make things safer. They have arrested 78...
Thomas Msusa is an Archbishop in Blantyre. He is not sure if the report about a plane crash is true. The crash killed Vice President Saulos Chilima and eight other people. It happened in Chikangawa Forest.
Msusa has seen different information about the crash. Some things are on social media, and others are in official reports. Msusa says these things do not match up.
Msusa has questions. He wonders if the photos on social media show the same thing as the reports and if the crash site looks like what people describe.
There are different stories about where the plane crashed. Some say it was in a forest with trees all around, while others say it was close to a road. Msusa thinks these opposite statements are confusing, and it is hard...
