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JUST IN: South Africa: Overcrowding crisis as foreign nationals outnumber locals in prison 

  In Pretoria’s Baviaanspoort Prison, a startling reality unfolds: foreign nationals outnumber local inmates by a significant margin. Of the 525 offenders housed in the facility, only 125 hail from South Africa. This came from Anthea Ramolobeng, chairwoman of the Correctional Services Committee, during a recent security briefing in Parliament. She shed light on a broader
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JUST IN: South Africa: Overcrowding crisis as foreign nationals outnumber locals in prison 

  In Pretoria’s Baviaanspoort Prison, a startling reality unfolds: foreign nationals outnumber local inmates by a significant margin. Of the 525 offenders housed in the facility, only 125 hail from South Africa. This came from Anthea Ramolobeng, chairwoman of the Correctional Services Committee, during a recent security briefing in Parliament. She shed light on a broader
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JUST IN: Chinese New Year Gala in Nairobi Showcases Rich Traditions, Strengthens Sino-Kenyan Ties 

  NAIROBI, Kenya Jan 22 – The festive spirit of the Chinese New Year lit up Nairobi’s Two Rivers Mall as Ambassador Guo Haiyan of China joined dignitaries, cultural enthusiasts, and members of the Chinese-Kenyan community to mark the upcoming Spring Festival. The event celebrated centuries-old traditions while highlighting the deepening cultural ties between China and Read More

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JUST IN: State House Says No Job Losses in State Corporations Merger 

  NAIROBI, Kenya Jan 22 – The government has assured Kenyans that no jobs will be lost following the Cabinet’s decision to merge 42 state corporations into 20 entities as part of fiscal consolidation efforts. President William Ruto’s Cabinet on Tuesday approved sweeping reforms aimed at eliminating inefficiencies, improving service delivery, and easing the financial burden Read More

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