A court order by Justice Hellen Wasilwa pauses Kenya's recruitment of 10,000 police constables after a payroll dispute petition, delaying training slated for November.
Adelita Grijalva secured the special election for Arizona’s 7th congressional district, becoming the state’s first Latina representative. The former Pima County Supervisor promises to champion environmental justice, protect Medicaid, and push for affordable housing. Her win narrows the GOP’s House majority. Grijalva’s platform builds on her family’s legacy of public service. The article outlines her priorities and the potential impact on Washington.
On August 20, 2025, Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde visited Olubadan‑designate Oba Rashidi Ladoja in Ibadan to discuss the upcoming coronation. The meeting highlighted the governor's respect for Ibadan's unique rotational succession. Makinde later praised the traditional institution on social media. The 44th Olubadan is set to be crowned on September 26, 2025, drawing nationwide attention.
Kaduna police have summoned former Governor Nasir El-Rufai and six ADC figures over alleged conspiracy, incitement, mischief, and causing grievous hurt. The letter, dated September 4, 2025, orders their appearance on September 8 at the State CID. The move follows clashes around ADC activities and has triggered accusations of intimidation, a sealed party office, and a court bid to restrain police interference.
USAID, a key player in global development since 1961, faces potential termination under Trump's administration, risking billions in critical foreign aid. This suspension could impact HIV/AIDS programs in Africa and migrant aid in Latin America, as the decision meets legal challenges, criticism, and accusations of corruption from figures like Elon Musk. America's diplomatic standing hangs in the balance.
President-elect Donald Trump's second-term cabinet selections, featuring Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence, and Marco Rubio as Secretary of State, have sparked intense debate. These appointments indicate Trump's focus on security and restructuring, with plans to carry out his bold 'America First' policies. The selections are criticized and praised, reflecting divergent opinions on governance direction.
The landscape of American politics has witnessed a seismic shift with Donald Trump's recent victory, signaling a potential halt to the prosecutions led by Jack Smith. These prosecutions, seen by many as politically motivated against Trump and his allies, face uncertainty as the MAGA movement gains momentum. This development may ease legal pressures previously targeted at Trump and his supporters, ushering in a new era for the political sphere.
Phumzile Van Damme, a former DA MP, has called for EFF MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi to re-evaluate his position following Julius Malema's comments that seemingly undermine his contributions. Van Damme's remarks highlight perceived undervaluation of Ndlozi within the EFF, sparking social media debate. The incident underscores potential internal tensions and questions regarding the future dynamics of the party.
Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, stirring significant political unrest in Israel. Gallant's call to pause the contentious judicial overhaul plan, perceived as a threat to democracy, led to his termination. This controversial move has not only challenged the cohesion of Netanyahu's coalition but also prompted widespread domestic protests and international calls for restraint.
The 2024 U.S. presidential election results will not solely be based on the popular vote but instead the Electoral College. While election results are anticipated on November 6, details vary due to the complex vote-counting process led by state and local governments. Media projections, such as those by the Associated Press, will offer insights when outcomes become evident. However, the official certification extends into January.
Yahya Sinwar, the influential Hamas leader in Gaza, was killed by Israeli forces in Rafah during a recent confrontation. Sinwar, known for his unwavering commitment to the destruction of Israel, spent years in Israeli prisons before ascending the Hamas ranks, largely due to his ruthless tactics. His death marks a critical moment in the Israel-Hamas conflict, but Israeli officials warn that it does not signify the end of hostilities.
In a surprising turn of events, Dennis Idahosa, the APC deputy governorship candidate, and other major APC figures lost their local government areas to the PDP in the Edo State election. The results point to a competitive political landscape and raise questions about APC's stronghold in the state.
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