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Mozambique president sworn in amid election dispute

January 15, 2025
Mozambique’s new president takes office as opposition threatens nationwide protests over contested October election results. President Chapo took the oath of office in Maputo today amid rising tensions, extending his Frelimo party’s five-decade rule of the gas-rich nation. Opposition leader
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Education Department Probes Illegal Sale of Matric Results

January 14, 2025
The Department of Basic Education has launched a criminal investigation into Edumarks, a company illegally selling South African matric results to students for R100 up to seven days before official release. The Hawks are now investigating the unauthorized access to

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Zimbabwe to Introduce First-Ever Parole System

December 24, 2024
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s government has announced plans to introduce the country’s first parole system, a move that coincides with an unexpected shakeup in top police leadership where President Emmerson Mnangagwa replaced the police commissioner. Mutamba who replaced Matanga, will assume leadership of the Zimbabwe Republic Police on January 1, 2025, replacing Commissioner-General Godwin Tandabantu Matanga, according to Martin Rushwaya, Chief

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Zanu-PF Proposes Two-Year Extension for Mnangagwa

January 15, 2025
Zimbabwe’s ruling Zanu-PF party has proposed extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s rule until 2030, two years beyond his constitutional term limit, though party officials remain vague on how they plan to achieve this extension. Farai Marapira, Zanu-PF’s information director, confirmed the proposal on
The Department of Public Works in KZN has laid a criminal charge against a senior official

KZN Public Works Director Faces Criminal Charges in R1.1bn Scandal

January 14, 2025
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Public Works has fired its Director of Supply Chain Management and opened criminal charges after investigations revealed procurement irregularities worth R1.1 billion, including the improper awarding of 29 contracts to a single consulting firm. The department discovered the
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