Man killed after entering tiger enclosure at U.K. zoo
Bystander heard saying 'I tried to stop him' in a video posted online
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Methu mocks Ruto over call to milk buffaloes
Methu has mocked President William Ruto over his proposal to introduce buffaloes in Kenya to increase milk production, questioning the Head of State’s remarks as concerns over milk shortages and…
- Methu criticized President Ruto's suggestion to introduce buffaloes for milk production.
- Ruto proposed importing buffalo and better camel breeds at Agriculture and Food Security Summit.
- Former Deputy President Gachagua opposed Ruto's plan to focus on existing dairy sector.
Police arrest four suspects, recover three stolen vehicles in Kano
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Mauritania Names 29-Member Cabinet, New Defence Chief
Mauritania announced a 29-member government on Saturday, 10 October, keeping Prime Minister El Moctar Ould Djay but replacing defence and interior.
- Mauritania appoints 29-member cabinet led by Prime Minister El Moctar Ould Djay.
- Defence, interior, and energy ministries get new leaders in reshuffle.
- Energy sector gains Mohamed Ould Abdel Vetah as minister of energy and petroleum.
BJP demands Keralam CM’s and Pinarayi’s resignation
BJP State general secretary says the party, the “real Opposition” in Keralam, has been questioning the State government’s failures over the past few months
Liberia Jury Convicts 2 Former Ministers in Rice Case
A Monrovia jury found former ministers Dee-Maxwell Kemayah and Varney Sirleaf guilty over US$500,000 of donated Saudi rice; others were acquitted.
- Two former Liberian ministers convicted in rice case on 9 October
- 29,412 bags of Saudi-provided rice allegedly diverted unlawfully
- Kemayah, Sirleaf, Kollie, Bility found guilty on charges