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Justice Bart Katureebe wants graduates to look into other ways to solve legal problems. He thinks regular courts cost too much money and don't really fix issues between people. At the UMI graduation in Gulu last Friday, he talked about how mediation and local customs often work better than...

Independence Day means more than just time off work. We must remember the brave people who fought hard for our freedom. Young Americans need to think about what they do for their country every day, not just during celebrations. They should ask themselves if they live up to what earlier...

Experts love how Zimbabwe's government keeps money tight. They say this approach has kept prices steady and helped the currency stay stable. The government limits how much money goes around by keeping interest rates high. They also spend less money from the public budget. Both these steps help...

Tigere made good money in 2024 as Zimbabwe's first public Real Estate Investment Trust. The company grew despite tough government money rules. Tigere plans to keep doing well by picking good renters and buying different types of buildings. Brett Abrahamse from Tigere said their money growth came...

People loyal to President Emmerson Mnangagwa tried to kick Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga out during a recent central committee meeting of Zimbabwe's Zanu-PF party. Their plan failed, showing how deep the fights run inside the group. Mnangagwa's supporters dislike Chiwenga because he stands...

ZETDC wants $25 from everyone to check electrical systems throughout Zimbabwe. The company started this because many houses caught fire from bad wiring. They believe these checks will prevent dangerous accidents that happen when electrical parts break or people install things wrong. The power...

ZETDC plans to make big money from new electrical checks at every building across Zimbabwe. The company told everyone about this on March 27. They claim these checks keep people safe from bad wiring and prevent fires. Because of recent home fires, ZETDC wants to find and fix electrical problems...

ZETDC announced on Thursday, March 27, that it plans to check electrical systems across Zimbabwe. These checks aim to keep people safe from electrical dangers and protect lives and property. Recent house fires and accidents caused by bad wiring show why these checks matter. ZETDC isn't just...

The Uganda Bureau of Statistics met with leaders from the Buganda Kingdom about a map problem. People became angry when they saw an official map that completely left out Buganda. The viral map named every region of Uganda except Buganda. Instead, it split Buganda territory into two areas called...

Ten prisoners broke out of Jinja jail early Sunday morning. They smashed through the holding cell walls by pushing together until the walls crumbled. After the walls gave way, these inmates beat up the guards on duty. They ran off fast, leaving everyone guessing where they went. An inside...

The government asks everyone in Zimbabwe to keep living life as normal. Dr. Jenfan Muswere from the Information Ministry says police officers stand ready to protect citizens across the country. He spoke to reporters yesterday in the capital city. Dr. Muswere wants people to ignore fake calls for...

Zimbabwe's gold currency, ZiG, is ready to expand to more businesses as people start trusting it better for everyday use. The central bank expects ZiG payments will spread to more places, including gas stations, because citizens see it keeping its value pretty well compared to before. After ZiG...

The government brought in outside experts to check how top officials did their jobs. This includes Cabinet ministers and makes sure everyone receives fair treatment during reviews. Back in 2021, officials started using performance contracts for ministers, permanent secretaries, local leaders...

The government has praised churches for their strong support of communities across the nation. At a special event in Harare yesterday, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga spoke highly about religious leaders who fight against unfair treatment of people, help those living in poverty, and bring...

Dr. Jenfan Muswere has asked reporters to step up their coverage of road safety issues. He believes their work helps cut down crashes and protect lives. The Information Minister shared these thoughts through his representative, Mr. George Chisoko, at the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe Media...

Zimbabwe makes more power thanks to extra water from the Zambezi River and better output at the Hwange Power Station. This helps wheat farmers plan for winter crops and improves business across the country. The Zambezi River Authority provides water to both Zimbabwe and Zambia. Because of good...

SADC leader President Mnangagwa started talking with East African Community head President William Ruto about meeting soon. They need to create guidelines for five former African presidents who will try to fix the fighting in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. These plans follow after...

Nobody knows if Zimbabweans will join the March 31 protests called by Blessed Geza. He used to serve on the Zanu PF central committee as a war veteran. Many ask if people care about his call or see it as just another power game between political groups. Police and soldiers already stand guard in...

Someone threw petrol bombs at Blessed Geza's house on March 28, 2025, in Sanyati. This happened just three days before big protests planned for March 31. Geza leads these protests against President Mnangagwa, who wants to stay president past his legal term limit. The attackers had already broken...

People across Zimbabwe feel nervous as Monday, March 31, 2025, approaches. Everyone expects big protests that day. War veteran Blessed Geza wants President Emmerson Mnangagwa to quit his job. Many citizens feel angry about money problems, stolen cash by officials, and family members getting...