Guruve villagers stopped cheering to realize their nightmare might actually involve multiple killers roaming free. Anymore Zvitsva got snatched up Saturday after months of fleeing justice. A mob cornered him inside a garden near Ruvinga before security forces shot his left leg. They airlifted the suspect to Bindura Provincial Hospital for treatment under guard.
Viral videos show him laughing while confessing to only five murders out of twelve. He claimed he only took out his aunt and her family. The man denied raping anyone or working with accomplices. Locals worry that separate criminals used his rampage as cover for personal hits.
Authorities already arrested five different suspects for strangling village head John Chimana Chaora...
Zimbabwe just told foreign business owners to pay up or get out immediately. The Ministry of Industry and Commerce demanded that non-locals operating in reserved sectors submit regularization plans before January 31. This directive enforces Statutory Instrument 215 regarding economic empowerment. Officials require paperwork submission at provincial offices across cities like Harare and Bulawayo. Traders must also prove they paid the Standards Development Fund Levy before anyone accepts their documents.
Restricted areas include barber shops, bakeries, real estate, and artisanal mining. Existing foreign operators face a strict three-year deadline to sell 75 percent of their equity to local citizens. They must offload at least 25 percent...
A mining company digging up a primary school is peak capitalist dystopia. Mudzi Rural District Council formally begged the Mashonaland East mining commissioner to stop Futeng Mine from excavating inside Rwamba Primary School. Local officials challenged the corporate claim that these educational grounds sit legally within a mineral concession. Parents and community leaders freaked out because heavy industrial operations started happening right next to classrooms. The local authority insists this institution existed there long before any extractors showed up.
Council leaders demanded official boundary maps to prove where the property lines actually end. They attached their own diagrams to help bureaucrats figure it out. Residents warned...
Zimbabwe finally promised to stop hoarding power by activating provincial councils soon. This massive pivot aims to fix governance structures while improving how services get delivered regionally. The National Development Strategy 2 blames previous delays on missing legal frameworks that left decentralization dead in the water. Local officials lacked the specific Devolution Act required to legally enforce constitutional rules about sharing authority.
A three-tier system establishes national leaders at the top with local authorities at the bottom. These new councils sit in the middle to handle legislative duties and check operational standards. A Clerk of Council manages the secretariat while the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs...
Masvingo Province is basically speedrunning an industrial revolution while the rest of us doomscroll. The region is ditching its sleepy agricultural vibes for serious mining and manufacturing cash that aligns with national goals to hit upper-middle-income status soon. Sinomine Resource Group dropped half a billion dollars on a lithium sulphate plant at Bikita Minerals.
They also started commercially producing pollucite there recently. This rare mineral contains cesium and fetches nearly three grand per tonne on global markets. Ezra Chadzamira handles provincial affairs and called this discovery a massive win since no other African nation produces it. Production targets hit 300 tonnes monthly.
Mashava just saw a $70 million chrome...
Zimbabwe power grids somehow pumped out way more juice than anyone anticipated recently. The statistics agency reported a 13.7 percent jump in electricity generation output year-over-year. Production numbers hit an index of 121.5 for the third quarter. Hwange Power Station did the heavy lifting with 2079 gigawatt hours. That facility accounted for nearly 69 percent of the total supply. Kariba Hydroelectric Power Station managed only 27 percent. Independent producers added a tiny fraction.
Local authorities still imported extra energy to keep lights on. Foreign purchases rose 8.5 percent, with HCB in Mozambique providing the biggest chunk. SAPP and ZESCO filled other gaps. Exports dipped slightly as NamPower and the Copperbelt Energy...
Zimbabwe traffic accidents happen frequently enough that the state decided to crowdsource paying hospital bills. Transport ministry officials launched public consultations for the Road Accident Fund Bill. This proposed legislation creates a cash pool, ensuring crash victims receive immediate treatment without payment disputes. The listening tour begins at Marondera in Mashonaland East.
The team travels next to Mutare at the Traffic Safety Council offices. Masvingo Junior High School and Bindura Primary School act as subsequent hosting venues. Everything concludes at Victoria Falls.
Dr Clifford Gobo supports the plan because it secures funding during the sixty-minute survival window. He argues that hospitals currently delay care while...
Nigeria’s finance chief claims rage-quitting her job was actually a massive brain move. Kemi Adeosun insists that leaving President Buhari’s cabinet protected the ministry during her youth service certificate scandal. She told an interviewer that fighting legal battles while representing the nation felt wrong. A federal court later ruled she never required that document due to citizenship laws.
The economist argued that fuel subsidies wasted funds needed for healthcare or roads. She supports merging identity numbers to catch tax cheats using artificial intelligence. Adeosun noted that holding the purse strings makes a person unpopular since saying no is mandatory.
She also shared how a knifepoint robbery at her residence caused...
Ugandan accounting hopefuls just got absolutely wrecked by their professional board examinations again. The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda released data showing dismal performance across the board. Nancy Amuge Owino leads the testing body and confirmed a paltry 35 percent pass rate for the core CPA qualification. She also announced that the Accounting Technicians Diploma transfers permanently to the Uganda Vocational and Technical Assessment Board. Any students who failed that specific diploma must contact the vocational authority for integration.
Owino blamed the carnage on candidates ignoring specific feedback from previous graders. She claimed learners skip the free engagement sessions designed to help them...
