Crime & Justice
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Two UK Men Jailed for ‘Brazen’ Gold Toilet Heist
Two men who smashed their way into an historic English property and ripped out a £4.5 million ($6 million) solid-gold toilet were on Friday jailed for their part in the theft.
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20 people have died in Kenya police custody in the last four months, Says IPOA
Kenya’s police watchdog said Thursday that 20 people had died in custody in the past four months, as protesters clashed with security forces in the capital over a recent death. Tensions are running high in…
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East Timor Deports Ex-Philippine Lawmaker Wanted in 2023 Killings
Government television aired footage of a handcuffed Teves being escorted from a Philippine Air Force plane in the southern city of Davao, where the network said the aircraft would refuel before proceeding to Manila.
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South African Woman Gets Life Term For Selling 6-year-old Daughter
Joshlin Smith went missing in February last year from her home in Saldanha Bay, a fishing town 135 kilometres (85 miles) north of Cape Town, and has never been found.
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French Surgeon Sentenced to 20 Years for Abusing Children
Le Scouarnec, one of the most prolific convicted sex predators in France’s history, was already in prison after being sentenced in 2020 to 15 years for raping and sexually assaulting four children, including two of…
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Karua Arrives In Uganda For Besigye’s Treason Trial Days After Deported From Tanzania
Suluhu accused Karua and other Kenyan activists of attempting to destabilize Tanzania, stating that some foreign figures were meddling in the country’s political affairs. She emphasized that Tanzania would not allow external influences to interfere…
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Karua Awasili Uganda Kuhudhuria Kesi Ya Besigye Baada Ya Kufurushwa Tanzania
Katika taarifa yake kupitia akaunti yake ya X, Karua alidai kuingia kwao Uganda kulikuwa kwa taratibu, kwa kuzingatia kanuni za mtangamano wa Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki (EAC).
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US Supreme Court Weighs Judicial Checks on Trump with Birthright Case
Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship has been paused by district courts in Maryland, Massachusetts and Washington state who deemed it unconstitutional.









