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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Exonerated on Major Charges, but Remains Behind Bars for the Time Being

A judge has determined that Sean 'Diddy' Combs will remain incarcerated for the time being. Although the music mogul was acquitted of serious charges related to sex trafficking and racketeering—crimes that could have led to a life sentence—he was found guilty of lesser offences associated with prostitution. In denying the defence's request for bail, US District Judge Arun Subramanian emphasized that prosecutors provided substantial evidence during the trial of Combs' violent actions, warranting his continued detention…

Kenyans and Somali National Charged with Terrorism Remain Behind Bars

In a riveting turn of events, a Nairobi court has decided to keep three individuals in custody for an additional month as they face serious terror-related charges. On Tuesday, the court denied bail to Kenyans Noor Yakub Ali and Yusuf Maalim, along with Somali national Isaq Cabdi Xasan. These men stand accused of plotting a violent attack against Kenyan security officers while allegedly being affiliated with the notorious al-Shabaab terror group. Their alleged crimes are not just serious; they strike at the very heart of…

Tunisia’s Elite Face Up to 66 Years Behind Bars for Corruption

Tunisia: A Narrative of Political Turmoil In recent developments that have reverberated through the socio-political landscape of Tunisia, opposition leaders, business figures, and legal professionals have come under the dire scrutiny of the legal system, enduring sentences that range from 13 to an astonishing 66 years in prison. Accusations of conspiracy lie at the heart of these rulings, raising significant questions about justice and governance in the North African nation. According to a report by Reuters,…

Mogadishu Bars Ethiopian Forces from AU Mission in Somalia amid Diplomatic Strains

FILE - Somali Defense Minister Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur Jama – Official X account There's a significant shake-up brewing with Somalia's stance on engagement in regional security. In a strategic twist reported by Hiiran, November 2024, the Somali government intends to shut the door on Ethiopian military participation in the upcoming African Union mission. This mission, slated to kick off in January 2025, is set to take over from the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS). Explaining this landmark decision on…

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