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13/06/2025

Kenya destroys 6,00 illegal fi****ms

"At the National Police Leadership Academy in Ngong’, Kajiado County, for the destruction of illicit fi****ms".

"The destruction of more than 6,000 illegal fi****ms - recovered between 2022 and 2025 - signals our total focus in tackling insecurity and violence in our communities".

"We also commit to protect Kenyans from rogue police officers. Criminal elements in uniform must be held to account". President William Ruto wrote via his verified Facebook official page.

📸 William Samoei Ruto

07/06/2025

07/06/2025

Don't be angry and say things,cuz it might hunt you!!

06/06/2025

CDC calls for Quick Meeting:✍️✍️✍️
Emergency Meeting

To:
• All Members of the National Executive Committee
• National Women League
• National Youth League
• National Auxiliaries Network
• Current and Former CDC Legislative Caucus
• Executive Members of Montserrado County Chapter
• District Executive Members
• Zonal Executive Members
• All Montserrado Women and Youth Leagues

Date: June 6, 2025

Comrades,

The National Executive Committee of the Mighty Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) hereby summons all stalwarts, structures, and grassroots commanders to an emergency revolutionary meeting on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at 2:00 PM sharp. This critical gathering will be held at our National Headquarters.

This is not just another meeting it is a strategic rallying point in defense of our movement, our legacy, and our people. The time for political drunkenness and naked arrogance over.invitation extended by Mr. Boakai and his so-called “risky mission” has been noted and will be accepted with urgency and resolve!

Let it be known: Boakai’s political arrogance has reached its end! The people’s revolution is wide awake, and the CDC remains ever ready to confront repression, defend democracy, and preserve the gains of our revolutionary struggle.

Attendance is mandatory. Punctuality is non-negotiable. The stakes are high and the call to duty is now.

Signed:
National Executive Committee
Congress for Democratic Change (CDC)
Power to the People! Victory to the Revolution!

14/05/2025

14/05/2025

🌑 WHEN DARKNESS STANDS BETWEEN A CHILD AND THEIR DREAM💡
An SOS from Gbanway, Lofa County

This isn’t just a story.
It’s a painful reality.

Two best friends, Samuel Flomo and Eric Sumo, live in the rural town of Gbanway,nestled in Salayea District, Lofa County. They are students at the local public school and they are fighting to hold on to their dreams.

Every night, they leave the comfort of home and walk through the darkness, just to study under the only solar streetlight in town,located outside a small clinic. That light? Often too dim to even read clearly. And when it fails, they turn to tiny flashlights just to complete their homework.

Then, when they’ve learned all they can… they walk back home.
In the dark. Alone. Vulnerable. Tired.

These children are not just students.
They are warriors of hope, marching through the night for an education that so many take for granted.

This story, brought to our attention by Journalist Kolubah Akoi, is not unique.
It is the daily truth of many children in rural communities across Zorzor and Salayea children who are holding on to dreams with bare hands and candlelight.

But we can change that.

✨ We are launching a community fundraiser to provide portable solar study lights starting with Samuel and Eric, and reaching more children across our towns and villages.

🔋 One light costs just $20 USD.
Yes, just $20 to help a child study in safety. $20 to give light, hope, and a future.

📲 To donate, kindly send your support to:
0887219886
0775480703
(All numbers are registered in the name of Obediah Korboi, Team Lead for this fundraiser, in collaboration with Journalist Kolubah Akoi and James Papy Kwabo, Jr., Founder of Alternative Youth Radio in Zorzor.)

💔 Imagine your own child in their shoes.
Walking into the night. Struggling to see a page. Risking their safety just to learn.

Let’s not scroll past this.
Let’s be the reason Samuel, Eric, and so many others don’t give up.

Light changes everything. Be the light.
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Note: Copied.....

14/05/2025

The storm is over as the speakership battle is over.
What is your say on this??

03/01/2025

Zambian Music Icon Dandy Krazy Dies in Tragic New Year’s Eve Collision

Zambia is mourning the loss of one of its most celebrated musicians, Dandy Krazy, who passed away at the age of 47 following a road collision on New Year's Eve.

Born Wesley Chibambo, Dandy Krazy was traveling in the Kapiri Mposhi region when his vehicle collided with a truck and a second car. The accident claimed three lives at the scene. Dandy Krazy was rushed to the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka for emergency surgery but succumbed to his injuries in the early hours of Thursday.

President Hakainde Hichilema led the tributes, describing him as an "extraordinary artist" whose music brought people together. "His music and charisma touched lives far and wide, crossing all boundaries," the president said in a heartfelt Facebook post.

Dandy Krazy's daughter, Comfort, shared an emotional tribute, reflecting on the timing of his passing on Shanice's birthday, his third-born child. "Even in death, we will always love you, Papa. Your will, Lord, hurts, but we trust in you," she wrote.

Known for his impactful political commentary through music, Dandy Krazy gained national fame with his song Donchi Kubeba, which played a pivotal role in the Patriotic Front's (PF) 2011 election victory. The track, meaning "Don’t Tell Them," criticized the unequal distribution of wealth in Zambia. Former President Michael Sata later honored him with the Grand Commander of the Order of Freedom.

In addition to Donchi Kubeba, his hit songs like Chintelelwe and collaborations on tracks such as Chipuba Chandi by Indi K and Temperature by Uniq solidified his legacy as a pioneer in Zambian music.

Politician and lawyer Sakwiba Sikota paid tribute, comparing Dandy Krazy's work to global icons like Bob Marley, Nina Simone, Bob Dylan, and John Lennon for his profound social and political commentary. "Dandy Krazy was a giant in the Zambian music industry," Sikota wrote on Facebook.

The Zambian government has pledged to assist with funeral expenses for Dandy Krazy and the others who lost their lives in the tragic accident.

Dandy Krazy's passing leaves an irreplaceable void in Zambia’s cultural and musical landscape. He will be remembered for his contributions to music, his influence on social change, and the joy he brought to countless fans.

02/01/2025

Eight-Year-Old Boy Survives Five Days in Lion and Elephant-Infested Zimbabwe Game Park.

An eight-year-old boy, Tinotenda Pudu, has been found alive after surviving five harrowing days in Matusadona Game Park, a wildlife reserve in northern Zimbabwe known for its lions and elephants.

According to Mashonaland West MP Mutsa Murombedzi, the ordeal began when Tinotenda wandered 23 kilometers (14 miles) from home into the "perilous" game park. The young boy spent five days sleeping on a rocky perch, surrounded by roaring lions and passing elephants. He sustained himself by eating wild fruits and using survival skills taught in the drought-prone area to dig small wells in dry riverbeds for drinking water.

Members of the local Nyaminyami community initiated a search party, beating drums daily to guide him back home. However, it was park rangers who eventually located the boy. On the fifth day, Tinotenda heard the sound of a ranger's car and ran toward it but narrowly missed being seen. The rangers returned and, upon spotting fresh footprints, conducted a thorough search and rescued him.

"This was probably his last chance of being rescued after five days in the wilderness," MP Murombedzi said.

Matusadona Game Park spans over 1,470 square kilometers (570 square miles) and is home to diverse wildlife, including zebras, hippos, antelopes, and about 40 lions.

The Zimbabwe Parks & Wildlife Management Authority confirmed the incident to the BBC but provided no further details.

Social media users have been celebrating the boy's resilience. "This is beyond human comprehension," one user wrote on X. Another added, "He's going to have one hell of a story to tell when he gets back to school."

01/01/2025

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24/12/2024

LadyCool CoolestBabe of Sky FM writes:

Owners of Sky Communications Incorporated, Mr. T-max Jlateh and Mr. Martin Nagbe Browne, enough is enough yah. I can no longer take this.
I want my salary owed by you both.
How do you feel riding luxurious cars and living in luxuries while your staff struggle to feed their children and cater to other daily needs???
Why do you take people labor and sacrifices for granted? This issue has crossed its limit.
Imagine owing your staff for 9 months in 2023 only, which remained unpaid until 2024, now 2025 is already here and you are so unbothered?
When will you clear up the arrears of 2023 before beginning with 2024 arrears?
I resigned from your institution since February of this year which is close to a year already due to the lack of salary payment, and yet you can not have this issue resolved.
Mr. Host of the most famous 5050 talkshow,
I worked for my money oh, I want it.
I just won't take this to 2025.
# .

Skyfm Liberia
Forh Jlateh
Fornatee Jlateh

22/12/2024

i owe no copy right to this broadcast