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MONACO: A top lawyer and senior adviser to Monaco’s Prince Albert II was brought before a judge on Saturday amid a lengthy probe by investigators into a long-running scandal involving corruption and influence-peddling.
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The Bemba Royal Establishment has cancelled this year's Ukusefya Pa Ng'wena, set for 17 to 19 September, saying the prevailing mood does not permit celebration.
Saudi authorities execute Omani national convicted of smuggling hashish into the Kingdom's Eastern Province, the Interior Ministry announced.
Namibia's official reserves rose 2.9% to N$58.04 billion in July on SACU receipts, even as average commercial bank liquidity fell 32.5% in a single month.
Suspected insurgents attacked a hunting camp in Niassa province, killing two and forcing three American hunters to be airlifted out. The camp was burned.
The flight took off from KIAB at around 8.20 am but reportedly developed a technical issue soon after departure, prompting the crew to circle the aircraft near Tumakuru for more than half an hour…
