Thriller Surrounds Ugandan Presidential Jet Touchdown in U.S.
The sighting of a Ugandan presidential jet in the USA with out an official clarification has drawn public consideration amid questions on First Girl Janet Museveni’s whereabouts, as authorities stay silent in regards to the goal of the journey. Flight information confirmed that the government-owned Gulfstream G550 departed Uganda and transited by Cape Verde earlier than touchdown in Savannah, Georgia. The jet is usually used to move high-level officers, together with President Yoweri Museveni. Janet Museveni had not made any public appearances since March 21, and makes an attempt to acquire remark from authorities officers have been unsuccessful.
Nigeria’s Overseas Minister Tuggar Resigns
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Nigeria’s Minister of Overseas Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, resigned from his place. His resignation adopted earlier studies that he deliberate to pursue the APC ticket to contest for the governorship of Bauchi State. In a resignation letter submitted to the workplace of the Secretary to the Authorities of the Federation, Tuggar expressed profound gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the chance to serve the nation and contribute to the implementation of the administration’s 4-D international coverage technique. The minister additionally appreciated the administration and employees of the Ministry of Overseas Affairs and members of the diplomatic neighborhood for his or her cooperation and help all through his tenure. The transfer got here after President Bola Tinubu directed ministers and political appointees aspiring to run within the 2027 elections to step down from their roles.
Mozambican Navy Accused of Killing Fishermen
Mozambican navy personnel have been accused of unlawfully killing and injuring fishermen in Cabo Delgado province on March 15, 2026, in response to Human Rights Watch. Safety considerations associated to the battle within the area have led the Protection and Safety Forces of Mozambique to impose restrictions on coastal motion and fishing in sure components of Mocímboa da Praia and neighboring Macomia districts. The federal government mentioned that these measures are supposed to restrict the motion of non-state armed teams alongside the coast. Nonetheless, they’ve additionally adversely affected fishing communities. The Mozambican authorities ought to examine the incident as quickly as potential and impartially, maintain these accountable for the wrongdoing accountable, and pay immediate and enough compensation to the victims. A number of residents advised Human Rights Watch that regardless of the restrictions, many native fishermen proceed to go to sea out of financial necessity. The organisation referred to as for an pressing, clear investigation, accountability for these accountable, and compensation for victims.
Kenyan Marathoner Albert Korir Handed 5-12 months Doping Ban
Kenyan marathon runner Albert Korir was banned for 5 years after admitting to utilizing a banned performance-enhancing drug, in response to the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU). The 32-year-old examined constructive for an artificial type of erythropoietin (EPO) throughout out-of-competition testing in Kenya in October. His five-year ban will run from January 8, the date he was provisionally suspended, till January 7, 2031. Korir’s sanction comes practically six months after compatriot Ruth Chepngetich, the present world marathon report holder, was banned for 3 years after admitting the usage of hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ), a banned diuretic used as a masking agent.
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South African Govt Requires Calm Over Crowning of Nigerian ‘Igbo King’
Japanese Cape Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane and the nationwide authorities referred to as for calm following a violent protest in KuGompo over the alleged coronation of a Nigerian “Igbo king.” The march, supposed to ship a memorandum of calls for to the mayor’s workplace, drew residents, civil society teams, conventional leaders, and political events, with protesters arriving in taxis from so far as KwaZulu-Natal. There have been clashes with the police, looting, and arson throughout the demonstrations, ensuing within the destruction of a number of companies, principally owned by international nationals. Unrest was sparked by a viral video depicting an alleged coronation, which has been condemned by native conventional leaders as undermining their authority. The Nigerian authorities described the act as unlawful, whereas authorities officers clarified it was a cultural occasion. Tensions remained excessive after a memorandum was handed over, however the protest subsided. Residents have been urged to stay calm, warning that violence and vigilantism wouldn’t be tolerated.
