The Adani Group clarified it has not signed any binding agreement to operate Kenya’s main airport amidst reports of Kenya cancelling deals after a US bribery indictment. The group confirmed establishing subsidiaries in Kenya for airport and power transmission projects, stating no binding agreements have been made and no disclosure is required under SEBI regulations. President Ruto canceled a proposed $2 billion airport deal and a $736 million power transmission partnership following the indictment of Gautam Adani, with the group denying the allegations and pursuing legal action.
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Netanyahu says he will seek to dismiss the head of Israel’s internal security service | News Today News
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans to dismiss the director of the Shin Bet internal security service, Ronen Bar, following a power struggle stemming from the Hamas attack that sparked the Gaza war. Tensions between Netanyahu and Bar have escalated over responsibility for the Oct. 7 attack, with the Shin Bet accepting blame but also criticizing government policies. Netanyahu's move, seen as an attempt to prevent a state commission of inquiry, has drawn criticism...
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