HEADLINE 1
Angeline Tatenda Khaka, an employee at Acacia Junior School, reportedly converted school fees for her own use In January 2021. The scheme was exposed on February 15, 2022, when two men confronted the school, after which Khaka was given leave to resolve the matter but never returned. Sometime after this, she fled the country, leading to a police report. Her attempt to flee to the US was stopped on March 6 of this year when she was arrested at the United States Embassy in Maputo. She was subsequently handed over to Zimbabwean officials last Friday and made her initial court appearance last Saturday.
HEADLINE 2
A heartbreaking video has been shared of the accident scene of Sergeant Phillip Chiutsi , the driver of Zimbabwe Commander of the Defence Forces Driver who died in a car accident. The ZDF was unable to dispatch an ambulance and the bodies had to be carried away in a private vehicle. This scence shows the dire siuation across the country where services have collapsed and citizens have to cater for themselves in emergencies.
Key events for today
Five world leaders not attending the G20 summit in South Africa.
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2. Miss Universe board chair, Colonel Miniyothabo Baloyi Chiwenga, has arrived in Bangkok to back Lyshanda Moyas for the Miss Universe finale, set for the 21st.
3. Holy Ten Turns 27
4. Zimbabwe government to scrap salaries for student nurses.
5. Mnangagwa sends off four new ambassadors
6. Zimbabwe government to take over road maintenence from ocal authorities
Business
1. Gold Price pull back, Bitcoin Price Pull Back
2. South African companies are stiing on R1,8 Trillion cash and are not investing in new projects.
3. Jubilee Metals is in the final stages of selling its South African chrome and platinum group metal (PGM) operations to focus on its copper business in Zambia. The sale is expected to be completed by the end of 2025. Jubilee is disposing of its South African assets to concentrate solely on its Zambian copper operations, where management sees greater growth potential and higher margins. The operations are being sold to a private mining and metals trading company, One Chrome (Pty) Ltd, for up to $90 million (approximately R1.6 billion). The sale has received approval from the South African Competition Tribunal. The main remaining condition is an audit-related item, along with final approval from the South African Reserve Bank, which is not expected to be withheld.
4. Astral Results – Over 20 Billion Revenue
Africa
1. Aphile Dlamini wakes up after a month in a coma which killed her brother, Aphelele.
2. A new union, (SADSAWU – SA Domestic Workes And Allied Workers Union) for domestic workers, cleaners, old age workers and restuarant workers has been registered.
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I had the honour to grace The Claremont Business school graduation ceremony as Director of Ceremonies. Congratulations to all the graduates!
