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Zuma’s daughter quits Parliament as Ukraine recruitment controversy deepens
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Zuma’s daughter quits Parliament as Ukraine recruitment controversy deepens

The controversy erupted after Zuma-Sambudla’s half-sister, Nkosazana Zuma-Mncube, lodged a police complaint on November 22. In the complaint, she accused Duduzile and two associates, Siphokazi Xuma and Blessing Khoza, of misleading the men to travel to Russia for what was said to be bodyguard training for MK.

Petition challenges withdrawal of security for Natembeya and Khalwale
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Petition challenges withdrawal of security for Natembeya and Khalwale

The petitioner, Centre for Litigation Trust, argued in court papers that the sudden removal of security appears aimed at pressuring the two leaders to alter their political views and affiliations. While other Governors and Senators continue to enjoy police protection, Natembeya and Khalwale have been singled out, leaving them vulnerable.

EU Parliament moves to halt Sh23.44 billion aid to Tanzania after election violence
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EU Parliament moves to halt Sh23.44 billion aid to Tanzania after election violence

The motion passed with 539 votes in favor, none against, and 27 abstentions, sending a strong message of concern over the country’s post-election situation. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) highlighted credible reports of violence after the polls and an intensifying environment of fear directed at opposition politicians, journalists, civil society groups, and human rights defenders.

Motorists move to court to stop tolling of Rironi–Mau Summit Highway
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Motorists move to court to stop tolling of Rironi–Mau Summit Highway

They argue that the state should use money collected through taxes, sovereign loans, the Road Maintenance Levy Fund, and other national levies, instead of turning the highway into a toll road. According to them, the proposed charge of Sh8 per kilometre is unjust because motorists have financed the construction and maintenance of the country’s main roads for years.

High Court voids timelines set for NLC in land injustice cases
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High Court voids timelines set for NLC in land injustice cases

The decision stems from a petition filed by activist and Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah, who challenged amendments that attempted to give the NLC a one-year window to reach determinations and three years to carry out remedies in matters involving past land crimes. The court agreed with him that these timelines had no constitutional basis and would interfere with the Commission’s role.

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