A ZANU-PF provincial political committee has officially requested that businessman Joseph Mutangadura be conferred with national hero status. This is the highest honor a Zimbabwean can receive and is typically reserved for those who have made outstanding and distinguished contributions to the country. The request was made by the ZANU-PF Mashonaland East Province, who cited his immense contributions to the party and the nation. According to the article, Mutangadura was an active member of the party and a successful indigenous businessman who created employment for many youths and contributed to the growth of the country’s economy.
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Key Events For Today
President Mnangagwa is in Japan for the TICAD9 summit, which focuses on cooperation between Japan and African nations. This is a key diplomatic event for the country.
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1. South Africa to collect toll fees for vehicles entering South Africa.
2. Three Hurungwe Officials Have Been Sentenced to 174 Years in jail for defaruding the RDC of R65 000.
3. Apostle Talent Chiwenga says he is being persecuted for revelations he made about the liberation struggle.
Business
1. The nominal Take Home Pay of South Africans has reduced to R17, 144 in July. This comes from 3.8 Million South Africans. This comes from the BankServe Take-Home Index (BTPI). The data shows less salaries in the R40 000 to R100 000 range – Indicating high job losses.
2. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe reports network challenges affecting banking services, causing public frustration and economic disruptions.
3. Ford Motor Company in South Africa recalls over 21,000 vehicles, including Ranger and Everest models, due to serious safety concerns.
Africa
1. 19 Aug 2025: President Cyril Ramaphosa arrives in Japan to participate in the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development.
2. Development Finance Practitioner, Dolika Banda To Challenge President HH in 2026.
3. Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, the KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner, is set to be the first to testify before a new ad hoc parliamentary committee investigating serious allegations he made about corruption and political interference within the South African Police Service (SAPS). His testimony will be pivotal, as it will serve as the foundation for the committee’s probe into claims that high-ranking officials and politicians have actively undermined investigations into political killings and organized crime. The inquiry is a direct result of his public statements and could have significant repercussions for the leadership of the police force and the government, with the committee’s findings expected by the end of October.
4. Nombulelo Guliwe, the CEO of South African Tourism (SA Tourism), remains on precautionary suspension, a decision at the heart of a governance crisis within the organization. The suspension was enacted by the SA Tourism board based on allegations of misconduct, including unauthorized expenditure and improper tender processes. However, Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille’s office declared the suspension “unlawful,” arguing that the board was improperly constituted without a chairperson. Following this legal dispute, the Minister dissolved the entire board.
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Notes
The new Toyota Fortuner GR Sport:
Design: It’s described as a new, aerodynamic SUV. It features a sleek, aggressive look, likely inspired by Gazoo Racing (GR).
Wheels: It comes with 18-inch black alloy wheels.
Interior: The interior features perforated suede leather seats and aluminum sports pedals.
Performance: It’s equipped with a more powerful 165kW engine.
Branding: It includes GR badging, signifying its connection to Toyota’s high-performance Gazoo Racing division.
Off-road Capability: The text states it is “well as improved off-road capabilities.” This suggests enhancements to its suspension or other systems to improve performance on rough terrain.
