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At the Parliament. The Members of Parliament belonging to the Social Democratic Front yesterday put up a calm display of their rights over facts deemed just by the party. The bone of contention was the fact that the major problem plaguing the country, the anglophone crisis was not on the menu. After all the emphasis and pressure, all the speaker could do was to say the anglophone problem will be looked into during subsequent parliamentary sessions This was what came out to be the immediate cause of the demonstration in the parliamentary house. These demonstrations brought to chaos the menu for that day as the singing, whistling and dancing made hearing of the prime minister's speech almost completely impaired. Nonetheless, the message was definitely passed on and will be looked upon. The country's budget was measured to a whooping amount of over 4000+ billion francs CFA, an amount that ought to bring an immense change in the country's economy if put to efficient use. T

GBHS FONTEM Government Bilingual High School Fontem, a seed of knowledge located in Lebialam division of the South West region on Saturday the 25th of November reportedly caught fire. According to the reports, the principal's office, the bursar's office and that of the discipline masters were all burnt to ashes, incurring a great lost in material and data. While the source of the mysterious fire is still to be realised, all fingers are pointing to the anglophone problem. According to the principal, the net worth left behind could amount to some 10million francs CFA. This fire incident has summarily brought interruptions to classes as the infrastructure needs to undergo renewal and renovation. GBHS Fontem dates as far back as 40years and is renowned for the mass if youths it sends out to further educational cycles and to the world of professionalization annually.

The Zimbabwean president, Mugabe finally resigns following the recent pressure mounted upon him by the ZANU-PF political party. He has been president for over 30+ years in a country that should be a democratic one, showing the weaknesses of the constitutions of most African countries. His resignation was paved by him through his sack of the vice president, Mnangagwa. This act of his was not welcomed by the military and a majority of the civilians. The dislike gradually mounted into some sort of protest and open demonstrations. In a response, the ZANU-PF party had to dismiss him as president of the party and considered his acts a sign of incompetence. After his dismissal, he was given until mid day on Monday 20th of November 2017 to resign or face an impeachment. On the  evening of Sunday, he read a speech which initially was predicted to be his resignation speech but unfortunately it was not. In the speech he acknowledged the ongoing tensions in the country and promised the problems wi

Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's president is currently on a hot seat as the country goes into chaos following the dismissal of the vice president by Mugabe. The dismissal of the vice president immediately generated coup feelings in the nation. The pressure mounted up to the extent that the population of Zimbabwe had a demonstration out in the streets, along side the military. Grace Mugabe, the wife of the president fled to Rwanda and a couple of top officials of Mugabe's reign have been exiled. As of now, Robert Mugabe gas been replaced as the main man of the ruling party and the vice president is there as an interim. Robert Mugabe has been given until Monday at 10:00GMT to peacefully resign as president or face an impeachment. Mugabe assumed office in 1987 and has been president of Zimbabwe since then. He was born in 1924. He has grown old and fragile yet still power thirsty. Sources say he wanted to hand over power to his wife, Grace Mugabe, a situation likely impossible. The