As of January 21, 2026, the Egyptian landscape for mobile technology underwent a fundamental shift. The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA), in coordination with the Egyptian Customs Authority, has officially ended the long-standing one-phone customs exemption.
FlySafair’s 12th Birthday Sale lands today with flight deals on offer
6 May 2026, Johannesburg – FlySafair is celebrating 12 years in the skies with the return of its birthday sale, and customers can expect a slightly different spin on the airline’s anticipated annual event.Kicking off at 9am today, 50,000 sale tickets are up for grabs, with base fares starting from just R12 for domestic travel until 30 November 2026.
Ezekiel Guti Legacy Walkathon: Thousands Step Up to Tackle Drug Abuse Scourge
The Zimbabwe Assemblies of God Africa (ZAOGA) Forward in Faith Ministries International (FIFMI) has intensified its fight against drug and substance abuse, using the 2026 Ezekiel H. Guti Legacy Walkathon as a powerful platform for social change.
Sambo vs. Size: Why Renan Ferreira Couldn’t Solve the Nemkov Puzzle
While Ferreira entered the cage as the 2023 PFL Heavyweight Champion with a massive reach advantage and a reputation for devastating first-round knockouts, he technically lost the fight because he was unable to solve the “Nemkov puzzle.”
The Boat,the Black Man and the DA’s Persistent Blind Spot
On 14 April 2026, Helen Zille climbed into a kayak on the flooded streets of Johannesburg. The stunt was designed to dramatise a damning statistic: that the City of Joburg has spent only 26% of its capital infrastructure budget in the 2025/26 financial year. It was, on paper, a legitimate political point.
TAGWIREI PHILANTHROPY RESHAPES HARARE’S POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
Warren Park D’s Tabudirira 1–2 Districts were brought to life in a vibrant show of community solidarity and political mobilisation, as residents gathered for a high-impact outreach programme led by ZANU PF Harare Province leadership
Chairperson of Zimbabwe Anti-Presidential Insult Andrew Pasinawako Exposes Impostors Masquerading as Army Personnel
The Chairperson of the Zimbabwe Anti-Presidential Insult (ZAPI), Andrew Pasinawako, has issued a stern public statement exposing individuals who allegedly infiltrated the organization by masquerading as high-ranking members of the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA).
A Continental Milestone: Hon. Elizabeth Masuku Elected Vice Chairperson of PAP Gender Committee
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
In a significant move for gender-focused legislative leadership, Hon. Elizabeth Masuku of Zimbabwe has been elected as the Vice Chairperson of the Committee on Gender, Family, Youth, and People with Disabilities at the Pan-African Parliament (PAP). The election took place during the April 2026 session at the Parliament’s headquarters in Midrand, South Africa, amidst a broader restructuring of the legislative body’s bureau and leadership committees.
Leading the Southern Voice: Hon. Pupurai Togarepi Ascends to Chairperson of the PAP Southern Regional Caucus
In a significant diplomatic win for Zimbabwe and the SADC region, Honourable Pupurai Togarepi has been elected as the Chairperson of the Southern Regional Caucus of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP).
The Footsteps of a Giant: Zimbabwe Honors the Indelible Legacy of Baba Ezekiel Guti
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
The streets of Zimbabwe vibrated with a different kind of energy this week—not the frantic pace of commerce, but the rhythmic, unified stride of thousands honoring a man whose influence spanned a century. Ezekiel Guti Day has transitioned from a date on the calendar to a living testament of faith, marked by a nationwide walkathon that saw young and old alike retracing the path of a visionary.