A Tunisian court has sentenced senior politicians, businessmen, and lawyers to prison terms of up to 66 years on conspiracy and terrorism charges, including leaders of the National Salvation Front, the main opposition coalition. Human rights groups condemned the trial as an effort to suppress dissent, with defense lawyers labeling it a “farce.” President Kais Saied, who has faced criticism for his authoritarian governance and suspended parliament since 2019, continues to assert he is combating a “corrupt elite” despite growing discontent over fundamental rights in Tunisia.
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News24 | Home affairs mum on Omotoso citizenship as televangelist plans East London church crusade
Just over a month after Pastor Timothy Omotoso was acquitted of more than 30 charges, including rape and human trafficking, he is set to hold a significant crusade in East London next week. Despite his recent legal victory, uncertainty surrounds his citizenship status in South Africa. The upcoming event raises questions about his future activities and the implications of his acquittal on his standing within the community. Full Article
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