Violence erupted in Mozambique after ruling Frelimo party candidate Daniel Chapo was confirmed as the winner of disputed Oct. 9 elections, resulting in at least 21 deaths, including two police officers. Interior Minister Pascoal Ronda reported 236 acts of violence, 21 deaths, and numerous injuries, fires, and attacks on police subunits and a penitentiary. Tensions remain high in the country, with violent protests, looting, and calls for a “shutdown” by losing candidate Venancio Mondlane, as post-election violence has claimed over 150 lives since the initial election results were announced.
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Sajad Shakoor brings hope and halal meals to California prisoners
Sajad Shakoor, a former inmate turned successful restaurateur, delivers Middle Eastern food to Solano State Prison, where he once served time, providing a taste of home for Muslim worshippers and incarcerated individuals. Shakoor's journey from a life sentence to culinary and spiritual fulfillment is highlighted as he shares his story and delicious dishes with a diverse group of inmates, offering hope and inspiration in a place often devoid of joy. Through his passion for cooking...
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