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LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Maria Asghar, the primary head of Lilongwe Private School, has departed the institution amidst controversy and chaos, bringing an end to her tumultuous tenure.
On Tuesday, 13 January, Asghar packed her belongings and bid farewell to the school. As she apologised to teachers for her years of mistreatment, they listened in silence, unmoved by her tears.
Her presence was ignored by staff, who had openly challenged her to leave. In a bid to deflect racism allegations, Asghar attempted to reallocate standard one classes, but the children caused a scene, crying and refusing to leave their teachers.
As news of the chaos reached the school board Asghar ignored their calls and hastily packed her belongings with cleaners’ help.
She then announced plans to establish her own school, citing Lilongwe Private School’s lack of resources.
Her announcement was met with incredulity and amusement from parents and teachers, who questioned her leadership and reputation.
Asghar’s crisis stems from allegations of mismanagement, favoritism, and poor working conditions.
Teachers claim she’s created a toxic environment, isolating staff and fostering division.
Specific incidents include racism allegations, unprofessional behavior, mismanagement, and staff intimidation.
The school board’s response has been criticized as inadequate, with some members defending Ms. Asghar despite concerns.
Teachers are calling for urgent administrative intervention to restore professionalism and respect. The school community is likely to breathe a sigh of relief, looking forward to a brighter future.
KAMPALA-(MaraviPost)-President Museveni held his last rally at Kololo Independence Grounds in Kampala, showcasing the unwavering love and support of Ugandans.
Party supporters think and believe Museveni will win, as the affection Ugandans have for him mirrors the devotion Kenyans had for Raila Amolo Odinga.
Museveni declared in his final rally that Bobi Wine had planned to rig the election using hackers from the West, but unfortunately for him, his team is far ahead of the game.
However, Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has once again emerged as Uganda President Yoweri Museveni’s main challenger.
Bobi Wine, a pop star-turned-politician, has become a symbol of hope for Uganda’s youth, who make up over 80% of the population, and is determined to challenge Museveni’s nearly 40-year rule.
He has driven himself to risk everything in taking on the long-serving president, citing issues of youth joblessness, corruption, and authoritarian rule.
Bobi Wine’s National Unity Platform (NUP) has gained significant traction, especially among young people in urban areas, and has become the strongest challenger to Museveni’s rule.
Despite facing repeated arrests, beatings, and threats, Bobi Wine remains committed to bringing democratic reforms and ending Museveni’s rule.
His campaign focuses on addressing the pressing issues facing Uganda’s youth, who are eager for change and economic opportunities.
Museveni, on the other hand, has been in power since 1986 and has maintained a tight grip on Uganda, often using tactics to suppress opposition and dissent.
The upcoming election is shaping up to be a crucial test of Uganda’s democratic process, with Bobi Wine’s challenge posing a significant threat to Museveni’s rule.
As the country heads towards the polls, the world is watching closely to see whether Uganda will continue on its current path or embark on a new journey towards democracy and reform.
Veteran federal prosecutors in Minnesota resign after pressure from Justice Department leaders to investigate the widow of Renee Macklin Good, the woman killed by an ICE agent, raising new questions about political interference.
President Trump takes his economic message on the road, pitching affordability as voters remain frustrated by high prices.
And while gas prices have dipped, rising heating costs, grocery prices, and stubborn inflation show why relief still feels out of reach for many families.
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(06:10) Trump in Detroit
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To further strengthen effective Corporate Governance,
Accountability and Transparency, the Minister of Tourism and Hospitality
Industry Hon Barbara Rwodzi, has announced the appointment of new Board Members
for the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) and the Mosi-Oa-Tunya Development
Company (Pvt) Limited, in line with the Constitution of Zimbabwe, the Public
Entities Corporate Governance Act and the Tourism Act. The appointments come at
a time when Zimbabwe’s Tourism sector is experiencing sustained growth, increased
global recognition and rising investor confidence, positioning Tourism as a key
driver of National Development.
The newly appointed Boards bring extensive experience and
expertise that will provide strategic guidance and effective oversight to
advance the Ministry’s Tourism mandate. The Mosi-Oa-Tunya Development Company
Board will focus on accelerating Tourism Infrastructure development and
facilitating Investment in Victoria Falls, while the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority
Board will strengthen destination promotion, enhance service delivery and
uphold regulatory frameworks that add value to Tourists and support industry
growth. These efforts will enhance Tourism’s contribution to GDP, strengthen
Zimbabwe’s global image and support the implementation of NDS 2, in line with
the Vision 2030 agenda of the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, His
Excellency Cde. Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa, of attaining an Upper Middle-Income Economy
by 2030.
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