Disseminators of Newsworthy Stories And Events In Africa and Beyond
Harare – The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) has thrown its full weight behind Zimbabwe, issuing a powerful call for the immediate and unconditional removal of economic sanctions imposed on the nation.
The Diplomatic Spouses Association in Zimbabwe (DSA) would like to remind you about the third edition of the Diplomatic Charity Bazaar 2025, an international event that brings together the diplomatic community, local Zimbabwean citizens and businesses, as well as visitor around in a celebration of culture, diversity, and goodwill.
The dream, however, was brutally dismantled outside the Octagon, fueled by a fiery social media war. Ngannou, the reigning UFC Heavyweight Champion, refused to re-sign with the promotion, choosing freedom with the Professional Fighters League (PFL), where he spectacularly dismantled the “Brazilian giant monster” Renan Ferreira.
NetOne Group Chief Executive Officer, Eng. Raphael Mushanawani, passionately launched the event, hailing it as more than just a race—but a “movement” for national development, health, and wellness.Speaking at the press launch, Eng. Mushanawani underscored the marathon’s significance, stating it is a celebration of the Eastern Highlands’ “breathtaking beauty” where “nature and endurance unite in perfect harmony.”
His Excellency Chief Fortune Charumbira, as President of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP)—a vital organ of the African Union (AU)—has emerged as a key voice shaping the continent’s legislative and diplomatic agenda.
Doha, Qatar – Panic briefly swept through the high-tech, normally calm newsroom of Al Jazeera in Doha today, as an unexpected guest made a daring on-air appearance.
Chingarire, who recently returned from Dubai, had joined a local youth initiative in Marondera,Youth Arise, aimed at curbing drug abuse among young people. He was later appointed chairperson of the group, which organized awareness campaigns and rehabilitation workshops.
The African Development Bank (AfDB) recently confirmed a strategic pivot to triple its annual climate financing, targeting approximately USD 5 billion by 2026. This escalation addresses a critical structural imbalance: while Africa contributes less than 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions, the continent faces annual GDP losses between 2% and 5% due to climate-induced volatility.
In a chilling development for press freedom in Zimbabwe, Harare-based journalist Simba Sithole was arrested yesterday following his explosive investigative expose detailing high-level land corruption. The arrest comes in the wake of intense legal and corporate pressure allegedly mounted by prominent land developer and WestProp Holdings Chief Executive Officer, Ken Sharpe.
