In a historic turn of events, an opposition coalition led by Duma Boko has won Botswana’s parliamentary elections, marking the first change in power since the nation gained independence nearly sixty years ago. The Umbrella for Democratic Change, headed by Boko, secured an outright majority in the 61-seat legislature, positioning him to succeed President Mokgweetsi Masisi. Concerns about the country’s financial state have arisen, with social media highlighting unease over depleted funds and lack of transparency in government spending.
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The hunt for alleged Stilfontein kingpin Tiger
Nobody in South Africa knows the whereabouts of James Neo Tshoaeli, nicknamed Tiger, who has evaded police since his escape from custody after being linked to illegal mining operations where 78 corpses were found. His family in Lesotho, including his mother and younger brother, have not seen him in eight years and are deeply concerned for his safety, given the dangerous nature of illegal mining. Local miners describe him as a middle manager rather than...
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