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Banknote Bouquets Could Land You in Jail: Kenya’s Warning as Valentine’s Money Displays Go Viral
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Banknote Bouquets Could Land You in Jail: Kenya’s Warning as Valentine’s Money Displays Go Viral

Feb 4
McKenzie clarifies claim South Africa will host Wafcon 2026
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McKenzie clarifies claim South Africa will host Wafcon 2026

Ayesha NyanzundaaFeb 4
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Police Warning on Use of Phones and Headphones by Pedestrians Sparks Public Outcry

Ayesha NyanzundaaJan 29
CAF Bans Senegal Coach Pape Thiaw for Five Matches After AFCON Final Controversy
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CAF Bans Senegal Coach Pape Thiaw for Five Matches After AFCON Final Controversy

Ayesha NyanzundaaJan 29
ZIMSEC Doubles Examination Fees, Leaving Parents Under Pressure
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ZIMSEC Doubles Examination Fees, Leaving Parents Under Pressure

The Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has announced a sharp increase in examination fees, doubling the cost for both Ordinary and Advanced Level candidates ahead of the June 2026 examinations.

Jan 23
Security Tightened Ahead of Julius Malema’s Court Appearance
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Security Tightened Ahead of Julius Malema’s Court Appearance

Malema is expected to appear before the court for pre-sentencing proceedings following his conviction for discharging a firearm during the EFF’s fifth anniversary celebrations held in Mdantsane in 2018.

Jan 23
Russia to Hold Security Talks With U.S. and Ukraine, Warns Peace Hinges on Territorial Issues
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Russia to Hold Security Talks With U.S. and Ukraine, Warns Peace Hinges on Territorial Issues

Russia has announced that it will hold security talks with the United States and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi on January 23, but cautioned that a lasting peace settlement would not be possible unless territorial issues are fully resolved.

Jan 23
Zimbabwe’s Cyber Crimes Act Now in Force, Public Urged to Be Cautious Online
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Zimbabwe’s Cyber Crimes Act Now in Force, Public Urged to Be Cautious Online

Zimbabwe’s Cyber Crimes Act has officially come into force, criminalising a wide range of online activities including unauthorised access to digital accounts, recording private conversations without consent, and the spread of fake news. Authorities are urging the public to exercise caution online, warning that violations could carry severe penalties, including lengthy prison sentences.

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