The rift between US President Donald Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk has erupted into public view, with the pair trading insults online on Thursday The sparring started with Trump saying he was "disappointed" with Musk's criticisms of his signature spending bill, with Musk then accusing the president of "ingratitude" After hours of back and forth, Trump appeared to downplay the situation, telling Politico: "Oh it's okay", with Musk also appearing to believe there's a need to patch things up The same outlet reports White House aides have scheduled a call between the pair today Musk's companies,
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This is the 30-year-old Mluleki Nkosi, accused of murdering his sister and burying her in their home yard, appeared at the KaBhokweni Magistrate's Court in Mpumalanga. He faces charges of murder and defeating the ends of justice. Nkosi informed the court he intends to defend himself and waived his right to bail. The case has been postponed to August 14 for further investigation, and he remains in custody.Sibongile Precious Nkosi, a 44-year-old woman who went missing in May last year, has been identified as the victim in a shocking family tragedy. Her brother, who has since confessed to her murd3r, has been arrested by the police. Authorities are now excavating a shallow grave at their home in KaBhokwe
Top Zimbabwean Gospel Musician DiesRenowned Bulawayo-based gospel artist Pastor Barak, born Siphethangani Sibanda, passed away on Wednesday, leaving the local music community in mourning. The cause of his death has not yet been confirmed. Pastor Barak made a lasting impact on the gospel music scene with popular tracks such as Wavuma, Bayashada, and Qina, which topped local gospel charts and earned him a devoted following. Mourners are currently gathered at his family home, located at 91 Percy Avenue in Hillside, Bulawayo, to pay their respects.
Pane accident yaitika near Marondera ,but aripo azorecorder wo so ,harisikutarisika video iroro but ngatimbotaurei unorecoreder vanhu vakatyoka tyoka kudaro vamwe vakatsemuka musoro kuti zviidii? You want to keep memories? šUuuuuum video racho rinotyisa shameThe growing crowd was trying to find ways to contact the victims of the accident’s families to notify them. Another woman was shocked and in disbelief about what had happened and was asking if the accident was real.The wailing woman had what seemed to be a broken hand, and her clothes were covered in blood. She said that she lives in Mutare but it was not shared where the accident took place. By the time the video was taken, the police and official responders had not arrived at the sc
REGERAI VAKOMANA: A man from Domboshava has been convicted by Harare provincial magistrate Ethel Chichera for stealing cellphones worth US$15 000 from a shop owned by Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga’s wife, Colonel Miniyothabo Baloyi Chiwenga. Succeed Mukaro, 18, pleaded guilty to unlawful entry charges after he broke into Colonel Chiwenga's shop in Borrowdale. Mukaro will be sentenced today. The theft happened on 31 May at around 7pm. Mukaro was caught selling the phones. ~The Day Star
The Bulawayo Regional Magistrates’ Court has sentenced 3 inmates to 20 years imprisonment each for aggravated indecent assault. On December 29, 2024, at approximately 2100hours, during a power outage at Bulawayo Prison, three inmates, aged 30, 24, and 29, who were cellmates with the 20 year old victim aggravated indecently assaulted the victim. The incident began when the 1st offender, aged 30, approached the victim and asked him to sleep near him, which the victim refused. The 1st offender then returned with another 2nd offender, aged 24, and both insisted that the victim come to their sleeping space and the victim continued to refuse. Subsequently, these two offenders lifted and manhandled the victim to their sleeping area. The offenders forced the victim to lie
Just now I’m seeing videos of Doreen being evicted and honestly I wanted to celebrate but I do feel for her kids You insult me day and night telling me I have nothing yet I have a home and I’m comfortable in Demasdale Moral of the story This is how it ends when you invest in other people s Lives yet you can’t afford rent I’m sorry for this predicament send your account I will wire $100 not for you but your kids I know you will not accept because of pride but henceforth touch not the annointed and do my prophets no harm Kumagumo kunenyaya Sending love and light to your kids
Birmingham : In a harrowing incident that has shaken the local community, two care home workers—24-year-old Charity Kaseke and her colleague Lucia Kwenya—were viciously attacked late Tuesday evening while returning home from their shift. Authorities report that the pair were ambushed by two unidentified assailants who demanded their belongings before violently stabbing both women. Charity Kaseke, who sustained critical injuries, was later discovered unconscious by a passerby and is currently in intensive care. Tragically, Lucia Kwenya’s body was found the next morning in a nearby river, having apparently been thrown into the water following the assault. The incident has sparked outrage and grief among residents and coworkers at the elder care facility where the two wom
A Zimbabwean national, Tatenda Banga, has pleaded guilty in a Seattle court to two federal felonies following his illegal border crossings from Canada into Washington State. Acting U.S. Attorney Teal Luthy Miller announced the plea, noting that Banga, 30, was detected twice in 2024 by surveillance cameras near Hozomeen in the North Cascades. He admitted to being an unlawful alien in possession of firearms and possessing controlled substances with intent to distribute. Sentencing is set for June 12, 2025, before U.S. District Judge Jamal N. Whitehead. The plea agreement reveals that on January 3, 2024, U.S. Border Patrol technology captured an image of an armed individual entering the United States near Ross Lake. The person, later identified as Banga, was seen crossing the border wi
