The Congolese government has suspended Joseph Kabila's PPRD party, accusing the former president of backing armed rebels in the country's volatile east. Kabila denies the claims, citing his rights as a citizen for returning to Goma. Tensions between him and President Tshisekedi are mounting, raising fears about Congo’s political stability.
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The Kenyan government, led by President William Ruto, is pushing for expedited housing solutions for prison officers to improve their living conditions. This directive was made during the swearing-in of Commissioner General Patrick Aranduh, who is tasked with leading reforms. The housing project is part of broader changes aimed at modernizing the Prisons Service, which also includes environmental efforts like tree-planting.
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The sudden absence of Cameroonian President Paul Biya has led to rampant speculation about his health and potential death, intensifying political debates on the nation's future leadership. As rumors grow, citizens express concerns over political stability following Biya's four-decade rule. The silence from government officials on Biya's status stirs anxiety, while discussions of dynastic succession and democratic reforms unfold.
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In 2024, Russia expands its free training programme under the Employment Promotion project to include more citizens. Spearheaded by President Vladimir Putin, it now includes job seekers, disabled persons, and parents on child-care leave. Over $65 million is allocated, aiming to benefit both the workforce and employers by facilitating job placements.
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South African actress Mmabatho Montsho has stirred up controversy for EFF Member of Parliament Mbuyiseni Ndlozi by showing support for Floyd Shivambu on social media. EFF leader Julius Malema's critical response highlights internal party tensions, sparking widespread reaction and ongoing discussions among the public and political figures.
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is often seen as a straightforward leader. However, the real complexity lies in America's polarized and divided political and social landscape. Walz's pragmatic and collaborative approach stands in stark contrast to the intricate issues such as racial disparities and economic inequality that dominate public discourse in the United States.
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Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has stepped down from her position amidst intense anti-quota protests and escalating political instability. The demonstrations, initially focused on the quota system for government jobs, have escalated, causing significant turmoil and drawing international concern. The future political landscape in Bangladesh is now uncertain, with potential impacts on regional stability.
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President William Ruto has named Beatrice Askul Moe as the new Cabinet Secretary for East African Community Affairs and Regional Development. Moe’s extensive background includes roles in water management and agriculture, and her expertise is anticipated to drive community-focused initiatives. Pending National Assembly approval, she will replace Peninah Malonza in this vital position.
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The National Assembly has approved a significant increase in Nigeria’s minimum wage from N30,000 to N70,000. This decision also reduces the wage review period from five to three years. The move, advocated by President Bola Tinubu, gained backing from labour leaders like the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC). The new wage bill is now awaiting the President's signature.
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Following a dramatic loss in the parliamentary elections, President Emmanuel Macron has accepted Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's resignation. However, Attal will continue leading a transitional government as France prepares for the upcoming Paris Olympics. Meanwhile, the victorious left-wing coalition struggles to choose a successor, showcasing the nation's political complexities.
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The DCI is actively investigating a case involving the sale of a firearm purportedly used in the murder of former Kenyan Minister Tom Mboya. A witness has claimed that high-ranking officials financed the purchase of several pistols, thereby reigniting the probe into Mboya's assassination. The DCI aims to dig deeper into the controversial circumstances surrounding his death.
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The National Assembly will commence the debate on the Finance Bill 2024, sparking national controversy. Kenyans are planning a sit-in protest at Parliament buildings. The bill's proposals aim to generate Ksh 2.92 trillion through various tax measures but face stiff opposition from both the public and politicians like Westlands MP Tim Wanyonyi.
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