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SummaryLeading human rights organizations, including Amnesty International and the Kenya Human Rights Commission, are demanding investigations into the killings of protesters by Kenyan security forces during anti-tax demonstrations last June, following a BBC Africa Eye documentary revealing the involvement of uniformed personnel in the deaths. The documentary, which exposed the excessive use of force, was initially scheduled for screening in Nairobi but was canceled due to government pressure, prompting public outrage and calls for accountability...

The identification of Sebastiaan Jooste as the owner of the "Boer" @twatterbaas account utilized established open-source investigation methods, prominently drawing on the biographical and geographical information he shared. This approach underscored the effectiveness of employing publicly available data to trace online identities. By leveraging the details Jooste himself posted, investigators were able to connect him to the account with a high degree of accuracy. Full Article

An influential, anonymous right-wing X account that disseminated racist tropes and promoted selective views has been revealed, impacting perceptions of South Africa held by US President Donald Trump and billionaire donor Elon Musk. The account's content has reinforced misinformation, contributing to a skewed understanding of the nation's issues. This unmasking highlights the significant role social media plays in shaping political narratives and the influence of anonymous figures in propagating divisive ideologies. Full Article

Summary A homeowner in a residential complex in Table View, Cape Town, has filed for a protection from harassment order against the chairperson of the homeowners' association, citing fears for her safety. This situation underscores the complexities of interpersonal relationships within community associations. The case highlights the need for conflict resolution and safety measures in residential settings. Full Article

Catherine HeathwoodBBC World ServiceNorth Africa, once a center of Christianity, produced three Catholic popes: Victor I, Miltiades, and Gelasius I, all recognized as saints. Victor I standardized the celebration of Easter on Sundays and introduced Latin as the Church's official language; Miltiades oversaw Christianity's rise in the Roman Empire, receiving a palace from Constantine; Gelasius I, while possibly not born in Africa, asserted the papacy's supremacy and established the Doctrine of the Two Swords. Many...

Tundu Lissu, leader of Tanzania's opposition party Chadema, faces treason charges carrying a death penalty after being detained for allegedly calling for rebellion ahead of the October elections. Despite his party being barred from contesting and a harsh political climate, Lissu remains committed to pushing for reforms, asserting that the current electoral system favors the ruling CCM party. His recent arrest has intensified fears of state repression against opposition figures, prompting calls for his release...