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Raptor X18 super laptop that packs a punch
Eurocom plans to release the Raptor X18, which stands as the first ever custom 18-inch laptop that runs with the brand new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090. This graphics card comes with 24 GB GDDR7 memory and 680 Tensor AI cores. The laptop holds an amazing 256 GB of DDR5 memory and up to 32 TB storage using four NVMe SSDs in RAID 0/1/5 setup. The brain behind this beast is the Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor featuring 24 cores, 24 threads, and a huge 36 MB cache. Eurocom created this Mobile Supercomputer for people who need serious computing power - whether they work on AI projects, run complex science simulations, design buildings, create videos, or play games at max settings. The Raptor X18 makes history as the first laptop ever built...
South African Envoy Must Head Out
The State Department has given South Africa's ambassador to the United States a deadline. Ebrahim Rasool must pack up and leave by Friday after the US declared him unwanted last week. When Secretary of State Marco Rubio decided Rasool was no longer welcome, officials called South African embassy workers to hand them an official letter. The government told them plainly that America rejects Rasool as their representative. Rasool lost all his special diplomat protections on Monday according to officials. Nobody knows for sure if he remains in the country right at this moment. Rubio shared his decision through social media as he flew back from Canada after meeting with other world leaders. He attacked Rasool as someone who stirs up racial...
Jailed Reporter Awaits Bail Decision
A Zimbabwe High Court has delayed its decision on freeing journalist Blessed Mhlanga, leaving him locked up longer. Judge Gibson Mandaza needs extra time to review arguments from both sides before making up his mind. Mhlanga works for Alpha Media Holdings and faces charges of sharing messages that allegedly encourage violence. The authorities grabbed him on February 23, and he's spent more than 20 days behind bars already. The government claims Mhlanga broadcast a news conference featuring Blessed Geza, an outspoken Zanu PF politician and war veteran. Geza became famous nationwide for boldly demanding President Emmerson Mnangagwa step down from office. Police want to arrest Geza, who has disappeared from public view to avoid capture...
Armed men raid Chivayo inlaws farm for lobola cash
Armed robbers hit a farm in Marondera early Tuesday. They took $75,000 cash plus personal stuff from the family of businessman Wicknell Chivayo's new wife. Police believe this money came from what Chivayo paid for his wedding to Lulu Muteke on March 8. Rumors claimed he spent $300,000 on the marriage, but Chivayo said publicly he paid much less, around $20,000. He did admit sending exactly $75,000 to help her parents prepare everything for the ceremony. The trouble started when gunshots woke up neighbors near Alpha Omega Farm. Christopher Mudzingwa Muteke, father of the bride, sent emergency messages asking nearby farmers for help. Several showed up but quickly backed away after seeing how many armed men swarmed the property. The...
Gokwe North set to rock Uhuru party
Zimbabwe plans to celebrate its 45th independence anniversary outside the capital city this year. The national party heads to Gokwe North in Midlands province, showing how the government wants everyone included. People will gather at Nembudziya Growth Point Open Ground on April 18 under the theme about working together for future goals through 2030. The celebration offers many fun activities for families and visitors. Kids can enjoy special programs throughout the day. Military groups will perform impressive demonstrations. Soccer fans can watch FC Platinum face off against Simba Bhora in the championship match. Musicians from across the country will entertain crowds well into the evening. Local music stars think this brings great...
Coventry eyes historic IOC presidency
Kirsty Coventry might break new ground Thursday at the International Olympic Committee General Assembly. The Sports Minister from Zimbabwe could become the first woman and first African to lead the IOC. At 41 years old, she would rank as the youngest president since Pierre de Coubertin, who started the modern Olympics and took charge at 33 back in 1896. Coventry always aimed high from childhood. She told her father at age 9 she wanted Olympic gold. He warned her about the tough journey ahead but supported her dream. She made it happen at 20, winning gold in the 200-meter backstroke at Athens 2004. She repeated this feat four years later in Beijing 2008. Her incredible career includes seven Olympic medals total - two gold, four silver...
Zimbabwe plays a big role in Africa freedom
Zimbabwe stands at the heart of African freedom history according to East African Community Executive Secretary Veronica Nduva. After walking through the Museum of African Liberation, she stressed how Africa must keep true records of its past. The museum sits inside an area called Liberation City where builders have started work already. Nduva had just finished an important meeting about problems in the Democratic Republic of Congo. She took time between official duties to check out what she called a historic country. Her visit brought attention to how Zimbabwe helped lead the way when African nations fought to break free from colonial rule. She pointed out that any talk about freedom fighters across Africa must include Zimbabwe. The...
Chipinge dam victims finally laid to rest
The seven victims from the Chipinge farm dam breach have all been buried after search teams found the last two missing bodies, according to William Mashava, District Development Coordinator. Heavy rain made finding these victims difficult, but teams kept looking until every person was recovered from the disaster area. The community thanks everyone who helped search for and recover those who died in this tragic event. Officials plan to relocate people living below other weakening dams to protect them from similar dangers. Mashava explained they want to move families to higher ground before another dam might break. The details for this relocation remain under development as authorities work through safety options. They hope these steps...
Committee checks out new toll plaza site
Today members of the Parliamentary group that watches over transportation kicked off their national trip around Zimbabwe. They plan to check how the road administration agency Zinara spends public money. The team leader Tawanda Karikoga brought the group to their first stop at Dema Toll Plaza. Workers have already begun building a replacement plaza along the Chitungwiza-Hwedza highway. The road agency closed part of the Chitungwiza-Hwedza route at kilometer marker 60. This section will stay blocked until August 31 as construction teams finish the new toll station. Last Friday, Transportation Minister Felix Mhona made this move official through a notice in the Government Gazette. The committee wants to see firsthand how Zinara manages...

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