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Kabila faces treason charges

Kinshasa, April 2026 — The Democratic Republic of the Congo is facing renewed political shockwaves after former president Joseph Kabila was formally implicated in a treason case that has intensified long-standing tensions within the country’s leadership and security establishment. Authorities allege that Kabila, who governed the country for nearly two decades, was linked to insurgent…

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Proportional Justice Bill 2026: “eye-for-eye” draft law gains momentum after Ggaba nursery massacre

Kampala, Uganda — April 6, 2026 — A controversial proposal to introduce “eye-for-an-eye” justice into Uganda’s legal system is rapidly gaining attention, just days after a brutal attack that left four toddlers dead in Kampala. The proposed Proportional Justice Bill, 2026, still in its conceptual stage, is being framed by its proponents as a response…

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Woman dies after claiming post-election abduction and torture

Kyankwanzi, Uganda — A 22-year-old woman from Ntewe in Kyankwanzi District who alleged she had been abducted and tortured following Uganda’s recent elections has died, raising fresh concerns among activists and leaving critical questions unanswered. Nakibuuka Irene claimed that on January 15, while discussing election results with two other young women, they were seized by…

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