adminMalawi freezes accounts of ex-president Mutharika, wife
Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), acting in a graft investigation, has frozen bank accounts held by former president Peter Mutharika and his wife Gertrude Mutharika after noticing strange withdrawals in the course of the investigations it is carrying out.
Son drags Eto’o to court over maintenance
African football legend, Samuel Eto’o, has been hauled to court by his son for not paying maintenance.
Zimstat granted essential service status
The Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) has been granted an essential service provider status to allow it to prepare an early population census, which will culminate in delimitation of constituencies by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) ahead of the 2023 elections.
Zanu PF focuses on 2023 polls
ZANU PF party cadres should campaign for the party and President Mnangagwa ahead of 2023 harmonised elections and not prioritise their individual campaigns.
Kamambo’s case postponed yet again
ZIFA president, Felton Kamambo, and his defence team will have to wait longer to defend allegations of bribery, related to the 2018 elections.
Namibia ponders lifting state of emergency
President Hage Geingob is pondering lifting the state of emergency imposed six months ago among a raft of measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 as the country reported its 100th death over the weekend.
Zviko sees silver lining for modelling sector
Male model Zvikomborero Motsi has bemoaned effects of Covid-19 on the modelling industry, although he noted positives after he won the Outstanding Male Model for 2020 at the Glam Awards held virtually last Saturday.
Artisanal miners need equipment to avert accidents
Small-scale and artisanal miners need machinery to increase their efficiencies and minimise accidents caused by poor practices.
EMA, police round up illegal brick moulders
Nine illegal brick moulders operating along Hopely-Chitungwiza Road were arrested in a joint operation by the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) and the police.