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Court Prohibits Operation Dudula From Harassing Foreign Nationals

Africa · Johannesburg

Court Prohibits Operation Dudula From Harassing Foreign Nationals

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

The high court in Johannesburg has ordered Operation Dudula to stop harassing foreign nationals and directed the police to enforce the ruling.See the Story

SADC: Tanzania’s 2025 Elections Not Free or Fair

International · Tanzania

SADC: Tanzania’s 2025 Elections Not Free or Fair

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Nairobi -- The Southern African Development Community (SADC) Election Observer Mission (SEOM) has declared that Tanzania's 2025 general election failed to meet the bloc's democratic standards, citing intimidation of opposition leaders, restricted freedoms, and a lack of transparency throughout the electoral process.See the Story

Malawi: Chaima Draws the Line - Corrupt and Indisciplined Police Officers to Face Immediate and Severe Action

Africa · Malawi

Malawi: Chaima Draws the Line - Corrupt and Indisciplined Police Officers to Face Immediate and Severe Action

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Deputy Inspector General of Police, Stain Chaima, has delivered a firm and uncompromising warning to police officers involved in roadside corruption, negligence, and unprofessional conduct, declaring that the Malawi Police Service will no longer shield those who choose to tarnish the uniform.See the Story

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