Mnangagwa vanishes ahead of Constitutional Court ruling and CAB3 Bill Being read in parliament.
Key events today:
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UK GDP numbers come in higher than expected.
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Nyokayemabhunu appears in court.
Top trending news:
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Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza named Zimbabwe’s Chief Justice; Justice Paddington Garwe becomes Deputy Chief Justice.
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Bulawayo is shocked by the brutal murder of prominent businessman Noor Hussein (67), a foreign national. He was killed during a robbery at his Khumalo home. The suspect, Kelvin Matambudziko Ndavambi, allegedly strangled him with a towel in front of his family.
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Audius Mtawarira’s mother has passed away.
Business:
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Dangote will no longer invest in Zimbabwe, failing to name it among Africa’s best opportunities.
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Tassius Chigariro faces employee revolt at Old Mutual Namibia. Staff have demanded his removal as Group CEO, citing several key grievances.
Africa:
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President Hakainde Hichilema has sworn in two new leaders to Zambia’s Electoral Commission (ECZ) at State House.
Community:
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MVE: Two-for-one promotion.
Notes (employee grievances at Old Mutual Namibia):
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Low morale: Workers feel despondent, demoralized, and exhausted. They say their dignity is routinely ignored.
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Stagnant wages and conditions: Leaders dismiss requests for fair pay, incentives, and better conditions, always citing budget limits.
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Marginalization of local staff: Dedicated Namibian employees feel overlooked and pushed aside, as if the organization is treated like a “personal playground.”
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Neglected infrastructure: The Windhoek headquarters is run down like a “neglected shell,” which staff see as a daily insult.
