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South African leader Julius Malema missed a UK speaking event after his visa failed to arrive. The Economic Freedom Fighters party claims British officials held up paperwork on purpose to keep him away. Malema was set to address Cambridge University about Africa on May 10. He says officials...

A former airplane worker asked the transport minister to hire old Air Namibia staff for the planned new airline. Vaino Hangula spoke up as a member of parliament from the Affirmative Repositioning party. He wants Minister Veikko Nekundi to bring back workers who lost their jobs when Air Namibia...

Intel hinted at new Arc Pro work computers coming to Taiwan next month, aimed at pros who make things. The company posted about fresh workstation cards instead of the gaming hardware that many people expected. Computer fans noticed new parts labeled BMG in code updates earlier this year. Tech...

The white CSTM80 keyboard offers both style and function for many users. It features a clear plastic base with snap-on decorative tops that change colors without tools. The keyboard measures about 15 inches wide with 88 keys at a slight angle for comfort. Users can swap different switches into...

People still prefer search engines to AI chatbots most of the time. SEO firm OneLittleWeb found that search sites saw 155 billion visitors monthly compared to just 4 billion for AI tools. Between April 2024 and March 2025, search engines pulled in 34 times more traffic than chatbots. AI visits...

Fans without VR gear can play Alien Rogue Incursion soon. Survios plans to release a standard screen version called Evolved Edition for PlayStation 5 and PC next September. The regular game costs $29.99, with a deluxe option available for $39.99 that adds artwork and extra gear designs. Players...

A man from Kwekwe asked Parliament to investigate money problems with businessman Wicknell Chivayo. Emmanuel Moyo wrote to Speaker Jacob Mudenda about a huge $100 million election tender. He wants lawmakers to check how Chivayo got R800 million from a South African printing deal for ballot...

Health officials lashed out when Youth Minister Machakaire talked about hospital problems to President Mnangagwa. They said his words attacked their hard work during tough times with little cash. Machakaire shared online that he saw awful things when he visited a sick family member. He asked...

Villagers from Gutu want businessman Kuda Tagwirei to run in their next Parliament race. These locals ask area chiefs to pass along their wishes through official channels. They believe his leadership skills could speed up growth throughout their district. Residents point to his past work with...

Zimbabwe stopped 4,000 nurses from leaving for UK jobs to keep local hospitals running. The government worries about losing medical staff as many health workers seek better pay abroad. Most nurses want to join the UK health system, where earnings far exceed what they make at home. A health...

Zimbabweans face longer blackouts after a major breakdown at Hwange Power Station cut electricity supplies nationwide. ZESA announced Sunday that repair teams would rush to fix the problem as fast as possible. The company did not say which parts failed—either old generators or new units built...

Freed journalist Blessed Mhlanga says prison made him stronger, not weaker. After his bail release, he told friends that everyone must stay focused on what matters most. Mhlanga asked people not to blame his employer for his time behind bars. He pointed out that Trevor Ncube never put him in...

Anti-corruption officials nabbed two people for cheating Harare city out of more than $415,000 meant for a biogas project. Vusumuzi James Mpofu and Nobukhosi Mpofu from Synlak company face fraud charges after they lied about their qualifications. The money came from European Union grants for...

Zimbabwe wants to hire 8000 teachers next term after the Treasury approves. The jobs will focus mainly on early childhood classes at primary schools and science subjects at high schools. Education Minister Torerai Moyo shared these plans yesterday at a teacher conference in Bulawayo. He said...

A judge freed journalist Blessed Mhlanga on bail after he spent more than two months in jail. The court set bail at $500 instead of the $200 his lawyer had asked for. Mhlanga works at HSTV radio, where he interviewed former lawmaker Blessed Geza, who wanted President Mnangagwa to step down...

Fashion lovers will head to the Hyatt Regency Harare when Zimbabwe Fashion Week returns October 8-12. The Meikles Hotel will host runway shows, design displays, classes, and meet-ups during the five-day event. Models will walk the catwalk showing off clothes from both famous designers and new...

A planned protest supporting Wellington Masiwa failed to gain momentum when only about 22 people showed up at the Zimbabwean Embassy in South Africa. The event organizers, Kudzai Sarukwa and Elvis Mugari, had hoped for a much larger turnout. South African police came prepared with over 12...

A Zimbabwe police officer went to jail for beating up a teacher during an investigation. Owen Manjengwa, 40, hit the teacher with his hands and a baton, causing internal injuries. The attack happened on February 21 at Mhlanguledzi Primary School when Manjengwa came to arrest the teacher for an...

The IMC-1000MS converter changes internet signals between copper wire and fiber optic cables. Through its special plug-in port, it works with both fast and super-fast fiber connections. The metal case can attach to walls or rails and withstand rough conditions where regular office equipment...

Assembly lines changed how factories make things. Henry Ford started using them in 1913. Workers stand along a line, and each person does just one job over and over, making products faster and better. Factory items cost less because assembly lines work quickly. Products look more alike since...