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Kenyan Police Custody Death Sparks OutrageAlbert Ojwang, a 31-year-old teacher and content creator, died under suspicious circumstances shortly after being arrested for allegedly insulting a police officer on social media. His family claims he was abused in custody, leading to widespread calls for justice and investigations into police conduct, highlighting ongoing concerns of police brutality in Kenya. Need More Context? 🔎

Kenyan protesters clashed with government loyalists in Nairobi, demanding the removal of Deputy Police Chief Eliud Lagat following the suspicious death of blogger Albert Ojwang in custody. As tensions rise ahead of an anniversary protest, police have arrested two officers connected to Ojwang's death, while activists plan a "total shutdown" of businesses next week. Need More Context? 🔎

Mali's military junta, led by Gen Assimi Goïta, has commenced the construction of a gold refinery in collaboration with Russia's Yadran Group, aiming to enhance the nation's economic sovereignty and benefit from its mineral wealth. This project, which will have a majority Malian stake and a 200-tonne capacity, reflects Mali's shift towards Russia while reducing ties with Western nations, as seen in the administration of a Canadian-run gold mine. Need More Context? 🔎

At least a quarter of a million individuals have been waiting for years for their late birth registration applications to be processed, according to the Children's Institute's filings with the Western Cape High Court, which suggests this figure may be conservative. This significant backlog highlights systemic issues within the processing of such essential documentation. Need More Context? 🔎

Sudan remains in a state of strategic stalemate as both the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) struggle for control, with neither side gaining a decisive advantage, leading to increasing hunger and displacement among the population. Recent offensives and alliances have failed to shift the balance, while humanitarian aid efforts are hampered by violence and blockades, exacerbating the dire situation for civilians. Need More Context? 🔎

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni has signed an amendment allowing civilians to be tried in military courts under specific conditions, despite a previous Supreme Court ruling declaring such trials unconstitutional. While the amendment seeks to ensure legal qualifications for tribunal leaders, opposition figures, including Bobi Wine, argue it will be used to target dissenters, raising concerns about the impartiality and fairness of military justice. More Context