Zimbabwe spy bosses blacklisted war hero Andreas Ethan Mathibela as a security risk. He faces travel bans at all border crossings. Government officials passed down this order on March 19, 2025. Guards at Plumtree, Maitengwe, and Mphoengs must stop him and alert headquarters immediately.
Mathibela runs the main war veterans group across Zimbabwe. He attacks President Emmerson Mnangagwa openly at every opportunity and wants him removed from office. His ally, Blessed Geza, shares these views and urges everyday citizens to stand against their leaders.
The travel restrictions arrive during a fierce power battle inside the ruling Zanu PF party. President Mnangagwa fights Vice President Constantino Chiwenga for leadership. War veterans stand...
The government put Ethan Mathibela on a watch list yesterday. Security agents sent secret messages to border guards about him. He leads the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association. Intelligence officers want border guards to stop him from leaving the country.
Mathibela fights against President Mnangagwa staying in power after 2028. His group wants people to protest nationwide. They say Zimbabwe faces an economic crisis. They want leaders to answer for their actions. They demand freedom from money problems. They ask for less corruption, tribal favoritism, and friend-hiring in government jobs.
Security Minister Lovemore Matuke made threats last weekend. He promised harsh actions against anyone who protested against the...
Zimbabwe intelligence agents have reportedly flagged Andreas Ethan Mathibela as someone they want to watch closely. Reports say border guards at Maitengwe, Mphoengs, and Plumtree received alerts about his movements. Nobody can confirm if these reports are true yet. Mathibela leads an outspoken group of war veterans.
Unknown attackers disrupted Mathibela's press event on Monday. He works closely with fiery war veteran Blessed Geza, and their partnership puts Mathibela at the heart of growing political fights. Geza recently asked people across Zimbabwe to protest on March 31, and demand President Emmerson Mnangagwa step down immediately.
Geza appeared on YouTube and X Tuesday night wearing military clothes. He spoke for thirty minutes...
Yesterday at the Local Government Commission of Inquiry, BCC audit manager Abdoulie J Corr claimed the mayor had failed to account for D400,000 in advance funds. He explained these allegations came from a 2019 internal audit report that showed this unretired imprest. When he raised concerns about this money with CEO Mustapha Batchilly, the CEO reportedly asked him to remove this information from financial records completely.
Corr testified he wouldn't follow these instructions because doing that would break the professional rules governing his position. He added that he and several coworkers who attempted to tell the mayor the truth about financial matters faced accusations from her adviser of attempting to stage a coup against her...
The Bakau Islamic Development Foundation handed out food to many families who needed help in Bakau during Ramadan. These families received rice, sugar, cooking oil, and other basic items they required. This caring action fits with how BIDF keeps helping vulnerable groups around its area. The foundation strongly believes in supporting social welfare.
Nuha Touray is the president of the foundation. He discussed why giving matters, especially during the holy month when kind acts mean even more to Muslims. "Ramadan makes us think about others, feel compassion, and share what we have. We ask all wealthy people and businesses to embrace giving. Having money matters less than wanting to help those with less," Touray explained. He mentioned...
The National Disaster Management Agency recently teamed up with several partners for a five-day meeting. They came together at Kololi's Senegambia Beach Hotel to look over drought insurance plans for farmers next year. This review helps protect both vulnerable people and the money already put into farming. The main goal remains to make sure everyone has enough food.
Pa Ousman Jarju from ARC-Gambia talked about where the money comes from. Four big groups fund the program: the Green Climate Fund, the African Development Bank, the World Food Programme, and the African Risk Capacity. The program focuses on three main areas—preparing for risks, cutting down risks, and transferring risks. ARC works mostly on that last part, especially in...
The UNFPA and ITC-Gambia recently joined with private businesses to start a new effort for gender equality in The Gambia. They kicked off both the Private Sector Coalition for Gender Equality Campaign and new Guidelines for Public Procurement that help women business owners. The event happened at the ITC meeting space in Bakau as part of celebrating International Women's Day.
This campaign wants to get more businesses actively pushing for gender equality. It focuses on creating awareness and sparking real changes to build a society where women and girls can succeed. Many important people attended, including government officials and business leaders, all coming together to talk about lasting ways to improve gender equality across The...
Police Commissioner-General Stephen Mutamba stated clearly that he lacks the power to allow or stop peaceful protests across Zimbabwe. He sent this message after the "Concerned Citizens of Zimbabwe" told him they planned nationwide protests on Thursday. These citizens want to demonstrate because President Emmerson Mnangagwa hasn't fixed the country's ongoing money problems. The group aims to take action on March 20, 2025.
Mutamba wrote back in a letter dated March 18, 2025, which appeared on the police force's X account. He explained the protest group sent their notice to the wrong office. The letter said he received their message on March 14 at 3:37 PM. After reading it carefully, he noticed they meant to inform the Joint Operations...
Wicknell Chivayo wants to pay $100,000 to anyone who helps catch the 20 robbers who hit his in-laws' farm. These thieves struck the Alpha and Omega Farm in Marondera early Tuesday morning around 1 AM. During the raid, they took $74,100 cash, grabbed a pistol, stole three phones, and snatched other valuable items.
The gang roughed up security guards and family members at the farm. The family gave up their money after they realized they had no way out. Many people think part of the stolen cash came from the bride price Chivayo recently paid for his wife. The robbery might have happened because the ceremony appeared all over social media, catching the attention of these criminals.
Chivayo shared news about this robbery on his social...
