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Kalahari Cement moves to acquire 24.3 million EAPC shares from NSSF
Business

Kalahari Cement moves to acquire 24.3 million EAPC shares from NSSF

Kalahari, incorporated in Kenya under number PVT-PQ158DVM, is largely owned by international shareholders. Pacific Cement Limited holds 90 percent of the company, while Comercio Et Consiel Limited owns 10 percent. The firm is linked to multiple businesses in cement, logistics, and fuel across Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Mauritius, and Zambia.

Maxine says boyfriend’s actions led to fatal injury, not her
News

Maxine says boyfriend’s actions led to fatal injury, not her

During cross-examination of investigating officer Diana Angote, Murgor highlighted that Khan’s injury combined with untreated hospital infections contributed to his death. Angote confirmed that when she visited Khan at Avenue Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit, he had a single bandaged leg wound.

Court rejects KDF appeal over HIV-related dismissal
News

Court rejects KDF appeal over HIV-related dismissal

The dispute dates back to December 2021, when Mr PKJ underwent an HIV test during the KDF recruitment process without giving informed consent. Despite being medically cleared and issued a formal call-up letter to join training at Eldoret Recruits’ Training School, he was dismissed shortly after reporting for duty.

A depiction of the hunger situation in many African nations. PHOTO/AllAfrica.com
Global Affairs

35 million people at risk as food crisis deepens in Nigeria

The WFP report released on Tuesday relies on the latest Cadre Harmonise assessment of food and nutrition across West Africa and the Sahel. It shows that Borno State remains the hardest hit, where ongoing insurgent attacks have devastated communities and disrupted farming and livelihoods for more than 16 years.

ICC Faces Fresh Push to Investigate Tanzania’s post-election violence
Global Affairs

ICC Faces Fresh Push to Investigate Tanzania’s post-election violence

According to the petition, Tanzanian authorities “murdered thousands of civilians, subjected hundreds to enforced disappearance, tortured thousands in detention facilities, committed sexual violence against detainees, forcibly displaced tens of thousands of indigenous Maasais, and employed cyber-enabled repression affecting millions.” The organisations argue that the events surrounding the vote reflect widespread and deliberate attacks that warrant international scrutiny.

DPP Ingonga defends independence of his office before Senate
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DPP Ingonga defends independence of his office before Senate

Ingonga told the committee that the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has been entering into Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with various investigative agencies to strengthen collaboration and build trust when handling sensitive cases.