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JUST IN: Trump signs executive order to release remaining files of JFK, RFK, MLK assassinations
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 (Xinhua) — U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order to declassify any remaining files from the assassinations of former President John F. Kennedy (JFK), his brother Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK). “I have now determined that the continued redaction and withholding Read More
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JUST IN: Kenya Police deployment strengthens security in Haiti, aiding reopening Schools and Police Academy
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 24 – The Haitian National Police has expressed gratitude to their Kenyan counterparts, who they say have contributed to improving the security and stability situation in Port-au-Prince, despite the challenging environment. Over 400 National Police Service officers have been deployed in Haiti since June 2024 under the UN-led Multinational Security Support Mission Read More
Read MoreJUST IN: Kenya Police deployment strengthens security in Haiti, aiding reopening Schools and Police Academy
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 24 – The Haitian National Police has expressed gratitude to their Kenyan counterparts, who they say have contributed to improving the security and stability situation in Port-au-Prince, despite the challenging environment. Over 400 National Police Service officers have been deployed in Haiti since June 2024 under the UN-led Multinational Security Support Mission Read More
Read MoreJUST IN: Kenya Police deployment strengthens security in Haiti, aiding reopening Schools and Police Academy
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 24 – The Haitian National Police has expressed gratitude to their Kenyan counterparts, who they say have contributed to improving the security and stability situation in Port-au-Prince, despite the challenging environment. Over 400 National Police Service officers have been deployed in Haiti since June 2024 under the UN-led Multinational Security Support Mission Read More
Read MoreJUST IN: Kenya Police deployment strengthens security in Haiti, aiding reopening Schools and Police Academy
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 24 – The Haitian National Police has expressed gratitude to their Kenyan counterparts, who they say have contributed to improving the security and stability situation in Port-au-Prince, despite the challenging environment. Over 400 National Police Service officers have been deployed in Haiti since June 2024 under the UN-led Multinational Security Support Mission Read More
Read MoreJUST IN: How Fake Airbnb Hosts Robbed Russian Tourists of KES 2.6 Million
Detectives in Nyali Sub-County arrested three suspects involved in a violent robbery targeting Russian tourists. The suspects, identified as Mutegi Mbeti, Dickson Otwera Tunya, and Humphrey Nyairo Nyachwaya, were apprehended at an Airbnb in Badar House, Mwembeni area after a thorough investigation linked them to the crime. On January 19, 2025, the trio posed as Airbnb hosts to lure two Russian nationals into a trap. Once the victims arrived, the suspects brandished weapons and demanded KES.2.5 million. Police investigations revealed that the suspects coerced the victims into transferring 1,986,410 Russian Rubles online and surrendering additional cash—1,500 Russian Rubles, 120 Dirhams,
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