The Catholic Church in Kenya addressed concerns regarding Cardinal John Njue’s participation in the papal conclave following Pope Francis’ death. Although Cardinal Njue, 79, initially stated he had not been invited, Catholic officials later clarified he was invited but unable to attend due to health issues. He is one of only two cardinals, along with Spain’s Cardinal Antonio Cañizares, who will not partake in the election of the new pope, requiring a two-thirds majority from the eligible 135 cardinals to elect a successor.
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Zambia goes to court bid to stop his burial in South Africa
The Zambian government has urgently sought a court order in South Africa to prevent the burial of former President Edgar Lungu, whose family chose a private ceremony abroad despite a previous agreement for a state funeral. This dispute highlights ongoing tensions between Lungu's family and President Hakainde Hichilema, particularly due to Lungu's will, which expressed a desire for Hichilema not to attend his funeral. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The Zambian government is...
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