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WATCH LIVE: Zimbabweans Await Chiwenga’s Next Move

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WATCH LIVE as Gambakwe unpacks the next political dramas in Zimbabwe:

  • Mnangagwa and the generals are in disagreement over the “Who wins wins” situation.

  • Vice-President Chiwenga (next in line and the most powerful political/military leader) is the one to watch.

  • Chiwenga attended a War Veterans League meeting yesterday and returns to Victoria Falls on 24 June.

Today’s Global Events (18 June 2026)

  • New US Fed Chair Kevin Warsh kept interest rates at 3.5% after his first decision.

  • Trump signed the Iran deal.

FIFA World Cup – South Africa’s Match

  • Bafana Bafana play their second Group A match today.

  • Opponent: Czechia (Czech Republic)

  • Time: 18:00 SAST (12:00 ET / 17:00 BST)

  • Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA

Top Trending News (Zimbabwe)

  • Dubeko Sibanda’s case was struck off the roll.

  • Emmanuel Sitima was released after two months in jail.

  • A Zimbabwean man named Zulu died in a UK crash.

Business (US Federal Reserve)

  • Officials discussed AI, calling it a major generational shift.

  • They see both huge opportunities and risks, but believe the US will ultimately be a winner.

Entertainment

  • The Polygamist launched on Netflix, based on the 2012 book by Zimbabwean author Sue Nyathi.

Africa

  • Malawians are rioting in Durban.

  • Jacob Zuma tripped and fell.

Community

  • Mve has a “two for one” promotion.

FIFA World Cup – Overall Group-Stage Summary (24 matches played)

  • Europe is dominating (big wins: Germany 7–1, Sweden 5–1; England, France, Norway also winning). Some surprises with draws vs. lower-ranked teams.

  • South America is mixed: Argentina looked sharp (3–0 win), but Brazil and Uruguay drew, and Paraguay lost heavily.

  • Africa had a tough start – only Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire won; several draws but many losses to European/CONCACAF sides.

  • Asia performed solidly: South Korea and Australia won, Japan and Iran drew strong opponents.

  • North America (CONCACAF) started well: hosts Mexico and USA both won; Canada drew.

  • Oceania: New Zealand earned a draw against Iran.

  • Overall: about one-third of matches have been draws, with European teams generally on top.

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