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AU condemns military coup in Guinea-Bissau, demands President Embaló’s release
Global Affairs

AU condemns military coup in Guinea-Bissau, demands President Embaló’s release

Youssouf reaffirmed the AU’s “zero tolerance” policy on unconstitutional changes of government, citing key frameworks that underpin this stance, including the Constitutive Act of the African Union, the Lomé Declaration, the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance, and the Ezulwini Framework.

Isolated violence disrupts voting as by-elections continue across Kenya
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Isolated violence disrupts voting as by-elections continue across Kenya

In Malava Constituency, Kakamega County, tensions rose after Democratic Action Party of Kenya (DAP-K) leader Eugene Wamalwa accused United Democratic Alliance (UDA) candidate David Ndakwa of orchestrating an attack on DAP-K aspirant Seth Panyako. Wamalwa also alleged attempts to obstruct police operations at certain polling stations.

Rachel Ruto marks 16 years of Joyful Women’s national impact
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Rachel Ruto marks 16 years of Joyful Women’s national impact

Founded in 2009, the organisation has grown into one of the strongest platforms for women to build businesses, support their families and nurture leadership skills. The First Lady emphasized the heart of the model, noting that “the transaction is not about money. Your sisterhood is the bank, and that is where transformation is anchored.”

Magarini by-election DCP candidate alleges voter intimidation by non-resident officials
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Magarini by-election DCP candidate alleges voter intimidation by non-resident officials

Kenga urged the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) and the security team overseeing the poll to intervene and ensure that every accredited agent is allowed to work without interruption. He said this would help protect the integrity of a by-election that has drawn wide attention across the country.

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu/HANDOUT
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President Tinubu declares security emergency amid mass school kidnappings

In just a few days, kidnappers have abducted dozens across Nigeria. Among the victims are 24 Muslim schoolgirls, 38 worshippers, more than 300 students and teachers from a Catholic school, 13 young women and girls walking near a farm, and another 10 women and children. While some have been rescued or managed to escape, 265 students and teachers taken from a Catholic boarding school in Niger State on Friday remain missing.

KNCHR calls for calm after deadly clashes in campaign period
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KNCHR calls for calm after deadly clashes in campaign period

In a detailed statement on Wednesday, KNCHR chairperson Claris Ogangah said the Commission had documented worrying cases of aggression and interference during campaigns for Senatorial, National Assembly and County Assembly seats. She noted that the incidents not only endangered candidates and supporters but also threatened the rights that protect Kenya’s democratic space.

Every polling centre to have two officers as IEBC steps up security
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Every polling centre to have two officers as IEBC steps up security

According to the commission, the goal is to ensure every voter is able to cast their ballot in a calm and orderly setting. The IEBC said the National Police Service has deployed enough personnel not only to man the polling centres but also to guard tallying points and other key locations within the constituencies holding the by-elections.