In this edition of The Brief Bulletin, we cover two major stories shaping communities locally and across Africa: Residents of Ward 17 in Pumula are demanding transparency in the distribution of school fees support for vulnerable children, raising concerns over fairness and accountability. Meanwhile, at least 23 people have been killed and over 100 injured following suspected multiple suicide bombings in Maiduguri, Borno State, highlighting ongoing security challenges in northeastern Nigeria.
At CITE, we tell the stories others overlook — from the ZPRA Liberation Archives to the DRC War, and the voices that shaped our nation. These are not just stories — they are our truth. And we believe everyone deserves access, with no paywalls and no silence.
If you believe in the power of independent journalism and untold stories, help us keep them alive. 👉🏾 Donate today: https://cite.org.zw/support-local-news/
Pumula news, Ward 17 Zimbabwe, school fees transparency, Bulawayo news, Maiduguri bombing, Nigeria news, breaking news Africa, CITE Zimbabwe, African current affairs, The Brief Bulletin